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> > Emacs-like key bindings make sense since they are the de-facto standard 
> > for Unix/Linux applications.
> 
> Except PCB has a vi-like command interface.  Editor wars HYPE!  :-)
> 
> In reality, the key bindings that "make sense" are those set forth in
> the common user interface guides for things like Motif, Gnome, and
> KDE.  That's what ever other app is already using, for the most part.

I am not sure if they hotkeys which may be used at the same time as the mouse.

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