Hello, I've been reading man and the web manual, and I have some questions:
Why there are some keyboard shortcuts that don't appear on man and web page manual? I've found some shortcuts very useful (and widely knowed by bash users) on this blog: http://linuxhelp.blogspot.com/2005/08/bash-shell-shortcuts.html and most of them are on man, but some of them are not or are not described like really works, for example Ctrl+C to stop a process or ctrl+D to exit and logout a process and bash, respectively (on job control environment). So: Are these shortcuts non-standards on bash? If they are, why are they not explained on man or web manual? And finally, my suggestion: Make a chapter on man and web manual about all these standards shortcuts (with an unified format). Thank you for your attention, and for your work on bash and GNU.
