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		eeperson on March 24, 2011 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Time-saving tips for Linux Doessn't that just do the same thing as the built-in Ctrl-r and Ctrl-s? Also, Ctrl-p and Ctrl-n are already used to cycle through previous commands.

spudlyo on March 24, 2011 [–]

You usually can't use C-s because it's bound to stop.

$ stty stop undef

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