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>>>>> "Rand" == Rand Bamberg <rand@qualityic.com> writes:
> Ding ding ding!  That was it, exactly.  /etc/zshrc
> turned out to be full of interesting things; 'bindkey -e'
> was one of them.  Duh.  Shoulda looked first.

Take this opportunity to complain to RedHat about their brain-dead
/etc/ zsh files.  It's really annoying (especially when you're just a user and
the sysadmin refuses to change those files because he (rightfully) wants
to minimize the amount of changes from a plain distribution).


	Stefan