Emacs have a LOT of nice key bindings that you may want to know. I'll list
the ones that are very useful and possibly hard to find.
C (Control), X (Meta), E (Escape), S (Shift).
| C-k | Cut to end of line to killring. |
| C-y | Paste entry in killring. |
| E-y | Go back in killring and paste that instead. |
| C-x C-f | Find file. |
| C-x C-s | Save. |
| C-x k | Kill buffer (not delete file) |
| C-s C-w | Save as. |
| C-s | Search. |
| M-% | M-S-2 (sv) | Search and replace. |
| C-g | Abort, quit. |
| C-_ | C-S-- (sv) | Undo. |
| C-a | Go to beginning of line. |
| C-e | Go to end of line. |
| C-x C-q | Check out/in(C-c C-c to submit that) from/to RCS. |
| C-q whatever | Force writing of exactly that key without treating it as a command. |
| M-x commandstring | All emacs commands are available this way. |
| C-space | Mark selection start |
| ESC-w | Copy |
| C-w | Cut |