The beauty of learning emacs keybindings is that most IDE's will have an "emacs mode". So you don't have to relearn things.
But it's also useful for things like bash or OSX interfaces too, since they use the same common keybinding scheme.
But it's also useful for things like bash or OSX interfaces too, since they use the same common keybinding scheme.
The emacs keybinding are used a lot of places eg: ^a to begining of line ^e to end of line is used everywhere (even the url bar of firefox/ chrome).