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This should work with different locales. Another post reports
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Home gets you to the start of the line.
I use this all the time. It's handy when you're typing in a long command and you need to go check something. You can do it anywhere on the line, and it inserts the comment and saves the command in your history. You can then go do whatever you're going to do then come back and complete your command.
Which shell is this for? Does not work in /bin/sh, /bin/dash, /bin/tcsh nor /bin/zsh
bash: bourne again!
Work fine in ksh : )