Hi,
A few months ago I posted a PDF guide to Midnight Commander to this
list. Thanks everyone for their feedback - I've made minor changes to
it. The final version can be found here:
https://bitbucket.org/beetle_b/midnight-commander-guide/raw/default/mc.pdf
And the general blog post about it is
Nat writes:
> Maybe you could add that the copy and move dialogs (F5 and F6) have a
> very useful history.
I probably should. It's one of those features I occasionally notice but
never remember to use. I can see how useful it could be, though.
It's not just in copy/move, but in many dialogs.
Carsten Richter writes:
> there are some key bindings which don't work here, maybe due to my
> terminal emulator (such as Alt-‘). But for sure Ctrl-I doesn't redraw
As someone pointed out, it's a backtick and Ctrl-l. I'll see if I can
conveniently change the font where those key bindings are lis
> also, looks like a really great reference doc!
> thanks for doing it, I aim to read it in full as I'm sure I'll learn stuff
> from it, I've been using mc since I've used Linux, but, there are heaps of
> things I never learned
Thanks for the sentiments.
--
Heard the one about the dyslexic devil
> I've written a guide to Midnight Commander in presentation format:
>
> http://nawaz.org/media/docs/mc/mc.pdf
For those who really don't want to look at the PDF and are just curious
about the content, I put the HTML version here:
http://www.nawaz.org/media/docs/mc/mc.html
It'll have a bunch of
Felix Miata writes:
>> This document was designed for screen viewing and/or projection,
>
> Your statement is an oxymoron. Screen documents are written in one form or
> another of XML. However, only I can
And your first statement is factually incorrect. As the one who made the
document, only I
