Terminal control sequences  Using many control keys during the
day, such as Ctrl-f to page down in Vim and Ctrl-c to kill a
process in terminal, and assigning some of my own to tmux, I’ve
began wondering whether all the letters of the alphabet were
accounted for. The answer is: yes, they are; plus even some
extra characters.  Most key bindings differ depending on the
context, except ones in the “term” column that always keep the
same function. The layers that I’m most interested in are:  I
have compiled a comprehensive overview of all control key
bindings in different contexts and highlighted the features that
matter to me the most:  term shell prompt process Vim normal C-A
start of line increment number C-B move back a char page up C-D
delete char send EOF half page down C-E end of line scroll up
C-F move forward a char page down C-G abort line file/position
info C-H <Bsp> C-I <Tab> jump forward C-J <LF> C-K kill text to
end of line C-L clear screen C-M <CR> C-N next history move
cursor down C-O operate-and-