(16-03-2019, 06:22 PM)grah Wrote: My latest workflow improvement is a simple one and is probably something that everyone is already aware of: using Ctrl-Backspace or Ctrl-Del to delete a whole word instead of just using Backspace or Delete. Works in most graphical applications.

Learning Emacs keybindings is generally quite useful when you use bash. I regularly use C-x ( to record macros, C-a/C-e to jump around the current line, C-l to clear the screen, C-y/M-y to use the kill ring, and M-u/M-c/M-l to toggle cases. And I guess it's just my preference, but C-f/C-b/C-p/C-n are nicer than the arrow keys, especially on laptops.