Common shortcut keys for Linux Terminals

Common shortcut keys for Linux Terminals

Ctrl + Alt + T: Open the terminal

(The opened directory is the same as the previous terminal directory. If the terminal is not opened before, it is the main directory)

Shift + Ctrl + N: Open the terminal

(The opened directory is the main directory. If no terminal is opened, create a folder in the current directory)

Shift + Ctrl + T: Create a tab

(In the same directory as the previous tab)

Shift + Ctrl + Q: Close the terminal

(Close a terminal once and close all tabs on the terminal)

Shift + Ctrl + W: Close the tab

Shift + Ctrl + D: Close the tab

(If there is only one tab, close this terminal)

Ctrl + PageUp: Previous Tab

Ctrl + PageDown: Next Tab

Shift + Ctrl + PageUp: tab left Shift

Shift + Ctrl + PageDown: Right Shift of the tab

Alt + 1: Switch to Tab 1

Alt + 2: Switch to Tab 2

Alt + 3: Switch to tab 3

Shift + Ctrl + C: Copy

Shift + Ctrl + V: Paste

F11: Full Screen