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1. superuser.com › questions › 421463Why does Ctrl + V not paste in Bash (Linux shell)? - Super User

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   Terminal-based programs map control keys to commands. For example, Bash uses Ctrl - V as a command which means "take the next character literally". This allows you to embed a control character in the command line. If the terminal steals control keys for its own use, such commands become unavailable.

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2. askubuntu.com › questions › 823883command line - Ctrl + v & Ctrl + c in terminal - Ask Ubuntu

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   12 wrz 2016 · For pasting text into the terminal, you can either use Ctrl+Shift+V or use your mouse's middle click if there is one. For copying text in the terminal, you can either use Ctrl + Shift + C or use your mouse to select the text of interest and then use its middle click to paste it.

3. askubuntu.com › questions › 704600command line - Why does ^C, ^V etc. appear in the terminal when I...

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   1 gru 2015 · It does not actually insert the character sequence "^C". This is only a representation for unprintable ASCII control characters, such as: ^C → ETX (End of text, sends a kill signal), ASCII 0x03. ^D → EOT (End of transmission, terminates input), ASCII 0x04. ^H → BS (Backspace, \b), ASCII 0x08.

4. askubuntu.com › questions › 26655How do you know when to use SHIFT+INSERT vs CTRL-V vs...

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   Shift + Delete to cut TO THE clipboard. In a terminal using Putty: Select the text with the mouse copies directly to the clipboard. Right-Clicking anywhere in the terminal window does the paste. In a regular shell session: I select with the mouse, and use Ctrl + Shift + C to COPY to clipboard.

5. www.howtogeek.com › 440558 › how-to-copy-and-paste-text-at-linuxs-bash-shellHow to Copy and Paste Text at Linux's Bash Shell - How-To Geek

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   To copy and paste in the Bash shell command prompt, you can use Ctrl+Shift+C and Ctrl+Shift+V or right-click with the mouse and select "Copy" and "Paste" from the context menu. You can also press the middle mouse button to automatically paste the selected text to the cursor's location.

6. unix.stackexchange.com › questions › 366869What does CTRL+V do in vim? - Unix & Linux Stack Exchange

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   24 maj 2017 · From :h i_CTRL-V (the i_ indicates insert mode): i_CTRL-V CTRL-V Insert next non-digit literally. For special keys, the terminal code is inserted. It's also possible to enter the decimal, octal or hexadecimal value of a character i_CTRL-V_digit.

7. stackoverflow.com › questions › 45838442linux - Ctrl+v pastes in the terminal - Stack Overflow

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   when I am in vim and want to use Crtl+v to go to the visual mode it pastes text I copied. How can I disable that?