Maybe someone who only used csh? I can’t remember if ^a is a default in that shell. I thought it started with ksh or bash.
ETA: just looked it up and I’m dumb. Comes from emacs (of course) and looks like it was introduced in bash. I guess I could claim ignorance, being a VI man, but I actually knew at some point that it came from emacs. I think I can count on 1 hand the number of times I’ve used emacs
Maybe someone who only used csh? I can’t remember if ^a is a default in that shell. I thought it started with ksh or bash.
ETA: just looked it up and I’m dumb. Comes from emacs (of course) and looks like it was introduced in bash. I guess I could claim ignorance, being a VI man, but I actually knew at some point that it came from emacs. I think I can count on 1 hand the number of times I’ve used emacs