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- \ihead[]{{\Huge GRML-Zsh-Refcard}}
+ \ihead[]{{\Huge Grml-Zsh-Refcard}}
\chead[]{}
\ohead[]{Generated: \today}
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- \ifoot[]{\vspace{-3pt}GRML-Zsh-Refcard}
+ \ifoot[]{\vspace{-3pt}Grml-Zsh-Refcard}
\cfoot[]{}
- \ofoot[]{\vspace{-3pt}\copyright 2005-2011 \href{mailto:julius@grml.org}{Julius Plenz},
+ \ofoot[]{\vspace{-3pt}\copyright 2005-2018 \href{mailto:julius@grml.org}{Julius Plenz},
\href{mailto:mika@grml.org}{Michael Prokop} and
\href{mailto:ft@grml.org}{Frank Terbeck}}
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-%\section{GRML's Zsh-Setup Reference Card}
+%\section{Grml's Zsh-Setup Reference Card}
\subsection*{Configuration files}
As of version 0.9, grml does not enable global aliases anymore. Instead, a
feature similiar to vim's 'iab' was added. The default key-sequence to trigger
-the expansion is ',.'.
+the expansion is '\texttt{C-x\,.}'.
Example:
\commandlistbegin
-\kbd{co}\begin{Huge},.\end{Huge} \quad expands to: \kbd{./configure \&\& make \&\& sudo make install}
+\kbd{co}\textbf{<C-x\,.>} \quad expands to: \kbd{./configure \&\& make \&\& sudo make install}
\commandlistend
The configuration of this feature and its implementation are described on the zsh wiki
\subsection*{Functions for user (grml)}
-\textbf{Searching}
-
-\commandlistbegin
-@@INSERT-functions-search@@
-\commandlistend
-
-\vspace{12pt}
\textbf{Shortcuts}
\commandlistbegin