Comments by "Anony Mousse" (@anon_y_mousse) on "Essential Keybindings For Bash, Fish and Zsh" video.

  1. For my keybindings, I've got home and end to go to the start and end of a line, Ctrl+{LArrow,RArrow} to navigate by words, Ctrl+Del to delete forward and Alt+Backspace to delete backwards. Though, I really don't do much line editing. I tend to just add to my .bashrc anything I keep typing repeatedly and occasionally if I need something temporarily I'll just create a function at the terminal. Sometimes I'll make a .sh file if I don't want it polluting the .bashrc but I need it multiple times, like starting up qemu instances.
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  2. I've not really done a whole lot of line editing with my commands, but I tried vi keybinding just now and it's certainly neat, but how do you tab complete backwards and forwards with it, and how do go up to edit a line without moving over to hit an arrow key?
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