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• Line Navigation:
  Ctrl-E == end of line
  Ctrl-A == beginning of line
  Ctrl-K == Delete from cursor to end of line
  
  or if you are wise, just use vi for command history:
  $ set -o vi
  
  Then you can just use all your friendly neighborhood vi commands on your command line.
  
  Command History:
  up arrow == previous command
  down arrow == next command (if already in history)

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  Line Navigation:
  Ctrl-E == end of line
  Ctrl-A == beginning of line
  Ctrl-K == Delete from cursor to end of line
  
  or if you are wise, just use vi for command history:
  $ set -o vi
  
  Then you can just use all your friendly neighborhood vi commands on your command line.
  
  Command History:
  up arrow == previous command
  down arrow == next command (if already in history)
  

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