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10.4: Get status of foreground jobs with ^T
Another useful and, I find, little-known, key is Ctrl-U. It deletes back to the beginning of the current line. I use this most often when I realise I've made an error typing a password. Since you can't see what you're typing, and backspaces can sometimes be handled in funny ways, Ctrl-U is the easiest way to start again.
10.4: Get status of foreground jobs with ^T
Is there any where I can get a list of these commands? I've always used page up in tty's in Gentoo to show me the most recent command beginning with what I currently have typed (i.e. typing ssh and then hitting page up would give me the full command to the last box I ssh'd to). But in Terminal.app it simply scrolls up the output buffer to the previous page of output. I'd love to find out what all the keyboard equivalents are for Terminal.app.
Emacs key bindsing are universal in os x
All of these are a subset of the emacs key-bindings. so look at emacs and you will find a list.
10.4: Get status of foreground jobs with ^T
stty -a
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