That all makes perfect sense. I was very frustrated about it for a day or two though.

It had been so long since I'd been in a Unix shell that I must have forgotten what ~/ meant.

Currently, I'm happy that I finally got the text editing commands working to my liking, and I no longer pull my hair out when trying to navigate around a text file or a forum post. Now that I've gotten the DefaultKeyBinding.dict working, I've expanded it significantly, it's now modifying more than a dozen different common text-editing keystrokes to make them behave like Windows.

Not yet sure if DefaultKeyBinding.dict is going to mess up Logic Audio's keyboard commands and shortcuts. Many of them are the same keystrokes. Logic has its own key remapping features built in, too, so it might get complicated.