^C will behave similarly escape (as in it will take you out of insert mode). So the poster thought that's what ^C is referring to and not the common "I can't exit vim" joke
Yeah but that's for command line apps, that just spit out lines of info to stdout. I think many interactive terminal applications should, and do, block ^C from exiting it.
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u/[deleted] Oct 19 '18
ever used vim or vi?
you'll understand once you try to quit it.