Ctrl-g is defined to send SIGQUIT which apparently is ignored.
Worse though, Ctrl-\ is to send SIGABRT which normally should abort the process, also ignored.
I can understand that Ctrl-c is reserved to editing the pipeline (or the subprocesses spawned by it) but I feel there should be a way to actually abort the whole tool.
Ctrl-g is defined to send SIGQUIT which apparently is ignored.
Worse though, Ctrl-\ is to send SIGABRT which normally should abort the process, also ignored.
I can understand that Ctrl-c is reserved to editing the pipeline (or the subprocesses spawned by it) but I feel there should be a way to actually abort the whole tool.