alt Hacker NewsFwiw, in Bash, alt-shift-3 will prepend the current command with # and start a new command.
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dotancohen • yesterday at 4:06 AM
Thank you so much! I do this constantly. For me it was Ctrl-A Shift-3 Enter - two keystrokes too many.
Fwiw, in Bash, alt-shift-3 will prepend the current command with # and start a new command.
Thank you so much! I do this constantly. For me it was Ctrl-A Shift-3 Enter - two keystrokes too many.
More generally, it's alt-#. On an ISO (e.g. UK) keyboard layout, shift-3 isn't a hash.