Option+arrow / Command+arrow in Terminal

[Tex-Twil]

Hello,
I'm using quite often the those two key combinations to skip respectively a word or go at the end/beginning of a line.

I'm also using terminal quite often (my Linux part ) but those combinations don't work there and I have the use the bash-like shortcuts . Note that all of them don't work such as move fwd/back one word.

Any idea how to make option/command+arrows work ?


Thanks,
Tex

 

[Tex-Twil]

a little up

 

[angelwatt]

On the linked page, none of the shortcuts use the arrow keys. Moving by word involves using alt+f and alt+b, and you can move to the beginning of a line with ctrl+a and to end with ctrl+e. The shortcuts I tried work for me. Is your Terminal window set for Bash?

 

[Tex-Twil]

On the linked page, none of the shortcuts use the arrow keys. Moving by word involves using alt+f and alt+b, and you can move to the beginning of a line with ctrl+a and to end with ctrl+e.

Yes but those are the bash shortcuts that work for me as well but I do want to use the OSX system wide shortcuts instead of those.