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nemesis wrote:
>>> you're insane: "3y}"
>> ...riiiiight. *I* am insane? ;-)
>
> Every software has its quirks. Read that as "Yank 3 blocks", "}" used because
> of its widespread use in computer programming as a block terminator. Now, I
> understand "CTRL+C" as copy, because of C, but why Paste uses "v"?! quirks...
I can only imagine that it's Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V and Ctrl+X because they're
all right next to each other on a standard keyboard. But yeah, that's
pretty random. (Not to mention Ctrl+Z... I guess Ctrl+U is pretty hard
to type.)
>> Doesn't much seem to resemble the little program I end up having to use
>> when I'm trying to fix a broken Linux install where /etc/fstab is messed
>> up or some such and I need to edit it.
>
> well, that's an unusual situation, don't you agree? In there, everything is
> limited, and it's just you, the kernel, a basic shell and good ol' basic vi...
If I knew more about not breaking Linux in the first place I might
agree. :-}
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