Well, I haven't used it since then... so I can't vouch for it.
@eriefisher I think you need acceleration, that's why you get seg fault
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for console freaks, defining shortcuts in .inputrc
You can define key shortcuts for console in .inputrc For example if you want to run "top" when you press CTRL-T you need to add something like: Control-t: "top \C-m" Where \C-m is the shortcut for CTRL-M (carriage return character) I also have in .inputrc "\e[A": history-search-backward "\e[B": hist...