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Using programs and commands that do not have a graphical user interface (GUI) but are rather controlled by typing text commands into a terminal program, or shell.
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At the command line, how can I 'arrow along' faster using words instead of chr's
As a general solution for the bash shell (Linux/Mac) : I set the Vi mode with
$ set -o vi
I have set it in the global /etc/bashrc file.
That way I can navigate with the usual vi keys within a comm …
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