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Letter "e" not working in Linux terminal?
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For some reason, the small "e" in the terminal stopped working for me. In this case, a large "E" is displayed without problems. Because of this problem, many commands in the terminal do not work, because e is ignored even when copying a command with the letter e
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SELECT DISTINCT order_id FROM TableName WHERE item_id = 101 OR item_id = 102
SELECT DISTINCT TableName_101.order_id
FROM TableName AS TableName_101
INNER JOIN TableName AS TableName_102 ON TableName_101.order_id = TableName_102.order_id
WHERE (TableName_102.item_id = 102) AND (TableName_101.item_id = 101)
The letter "e" stopped working for me after adding the following values to ~/.inputrc:
"\e[A": history-search-backward
"\e[B": history-search-forward
As I commented out these lines, it started right away. (these lines make it convenient to search through the history of entered commands) conditionally, you write nano and press the up arrow and you will be listed with the commands that you entered earlier. I’m doing something wrong, if my letter e falls off. Debian 10 system
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