yfw after all these years of needless annoyance, you finally accept the fact it's easier to just type exit rather than contorting your hand into the ctrl+d shape.
Yfw after all these years of needless annoyance...
Oliver Foster
Eli White
Half of my .bash_history is just exit
Eli Young
i aliased :q to exit on bash
:)
Xavier Cook
HISTIGNORE="&:cd:history*:[bf]g:exit"
Ryan Lee
sudo poweroff
Zachary James
>not mapping caps lock so it’s another control key
DO YOU SERIOUSLY EVER USE THE CAPS LOCK KEY ANYWAY?
Ethan Taylor
I unironically use caps lock for git diff HEAD
Brandon Morris
>he doesn't use his palm to press CTRL
>he uses a non-ergonomic keyboard where CTRL is a small little key out of reach
Eli Price
I tried to switch to ctrl+d but I still type exit.
Brayden Bennett
kill yourself
Connor Clark
>he doesn't alias exit to xx
Jordan Wilson
I have no idea how people can survive without either remapping Caps Lock to Ctrl or use a KB with Ctrl natively in that position (like HHKBs). Any time I have to use someone else's setup my hands cry when trying to use shortcuts
Jaxson Kelly
>he doesn't do cmd + w
Julian Hall
Easy, you just use ESC and key combinations instead.
Evan Wright
>not holding ctrl with your pinky finger and hitting d with your index finger
It takes like two nanoseconds to do it if you have a normal keyboard
Aaron Long
I wish I could just ctrl-d my life
Joseph Wood
Let me guess, you type `clear` a lot too
Camden Price
>muh thetans
Evan Long
Alt + F4
Cooper Stewart
ctrl-alt-f2 then ctrl-alt-del
Julian Harris
I made this argument for years until I realized I use the control key more often.
Connor Mitchell
I disabled ctrl-d because I kept accidently hitting it
Jayden Gonzalez
The patrician map for caps lock is escape
Joshua Thompson
Yea let's do something non standard so we fuck over our muscle memory.
Thomas Roberts
"Exit" also works in that other OS that many games run on and that doesn't take ctrl-D, as well as many other CLIs, such as IOS. (not the Apple one, you retards)