Linux shortcut keys

1.Ctrl + C: This is used to terminate the current command shortcut keys, of course you can also enter a large string of characters, do not want it to run directly Ctrl + C, the cursor will jump into the next line.

2.Tab: This key is the most useful key, is also the Amin hit the highest probability of a key. Because when you hit half a command, it will help you complete it. Not only the command, when you hit a directory, the same can be complete, do not believe you try.

3.Ctrl + D: Exit the current terminal and you can also enter exit.

4.Ctrl + Z: Pause the current process, such as you are running a command, suddenly feel a bit of a problem to pause, you can use this shortcut. After pausing, you can use FG to recover it.

5.Ctrl + L: Clear the screen so that the cursor moves to the first line.

6. Introduction of several practical shortcut keys

Ctrl + u will delete all characters before the current cursor

Ctrl + K will delete all characters after the current cursor

Ctrl + b cursor moves forward one character

Ctrl + F cursor moves backward one character

Ctrl + A cursor moves to the beginning of the command

Ctrl + e cursor moves to the end of the command

Ctrl + S Lock Command terminal, press any key will not react

Ctrl + q to unlock command terminal

Linux shortcut keys