If CTRL+A
+a
is how you move to the beginning of a line in screen then what is the shortcut key to go to end of the line aside from the End
key in screen.
I tried CTRL+A
+ I
like in vim. no luck.
Also OT: if you exit a shell will the session persist?
Ctrl+E. This shortcut does the opposite of Ctrl+A. It moves the cursor to the end of the line. I always use the Ctrl+A and Ctrl+E shortcuts to quickly move my cursor around the current line while typing long or chained commands.
Ctrl+E or End: Go to the end of the line.
If you're using the modern bash shell, then you can use Ctrl+R as a keyboard shortcut to search through your command history. You can bring up commands that you used previously and issue them over again. This might work in other shells as well, such as if you're using ksh in emacs mode.
CTRL + E will take you to the end of the line.
SHIFT+HOME and SHIFT+END both work on my 104 key keyboard in screen and regular sessions.
OT: Closing the window does not kill your screen session, even when it's active. Typing exit
during the screen session will kill it.
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