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I’m thinking Ctrl+C quits and Ctrl+S is scroll lock is that correct?
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  nano
  
  Ctrl-Q search backwards
  
  Ctrl-S and Ctrl-X is save file
  
  Ctrl-V is scroll down
  
  Ctrl-C is cancel or info
  
  nano --modernbindings
  
  Ctrl-Q quits
  
  Ctrl-S is save file
  
  Ctrl-X is cut
  
  Ctrl-C is copy
  
  Ctrl-V is paste

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