I have a few updates to share with you all in regards to this issue: 1. Not only does the terminal fail to recognize the uppercase 'M' when typing SHIFT+M or CAP+M, it also fails to recognize it in copied text when attempting to paste from another source like the book.
For example, the text "Makefile" when copied and pasted into the terminal, it will read as "akefile." It is as if the 'M' was never there and does not exist according to the terminal. 2. HOWEVER, when using a text editor such as Vim or nano, using an uppercase 'M' DOES work and will appear in the editor. So I am led to believe the issue lies somewhere in my terminal/shell environment. My next step will be to try and reinstall Bash and see if that maybe fixes it. If all else fails, I will simply try reinstalling packages until either is resolved or I give up and start over again (again). -- Jared
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