Mark (Ctrl+Space) the beginning of first line and move cursor to the the last line, and move it to the right n chars. Then do “Alt+x kill-rectangle” (Ctrl+x r k). This command can be used to delete any rectangular block of text, not just at the beginning of lines.
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Sunday, September 30, 2007
emacs: how to delete a block of region
Saturday, August 25, 2007
Linux:commands: how to kill jobs in background
If you have jobs running in background, you could kill them by the easier way than finding their PID and kill them. Just use the command jobs to find which job is running in background, and then pick up the job you want to kill, use kill %1 (here 1 is the job number)
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