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it all depends on your stty settings.

since I am more used to Windows where ctrl-c is copy, I followed other people's suggestion and mapped ctrl-x to do what ctrl-c usually does, with:

stty intr ^X -ixon

This is because X and C are very close, and I couldn't sacrifice ctrl-v (paste) or ctrl-z (background) while I seldom use ctrl-c

I'm sure you could do the same with ctrl-d if you really wanted to.

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You could just use Ctrl-Insert/Shift-Insert for copy/paste everywhere.

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0 points19966y ago0 comments

it all depends on your stty settings.

since I am more used to Windows where ctrl-c is copy, I followed other people's suggestion and mapped ctrl-x to do what ctrl-c usually does, with:

stty intr ^X -ixon

This is because X and C are very close, and I couldn't sacrifice ctrl-v (paste) or ctrl-z (background) while I seldom use ctrl-c

I'm sure you could do the same with ctrl-d if you really wanted to.