Linux shortcut keys

"Frequently used shortcut keys":

TAB Completion command

CTRL + a jump to the command line start

Ctrl+e jump to the end of the command line

CTRL +D exit session, equivalent to exit or logout

Ctrl +l Clear Screen

CTRL + U clears the contents before the cut cursor

CTRL + K cut clears the contents of the cursor

Ctrl + Y paste cut content

CTRL + C Delete entire line or stop current task

Ctrl + W??? Remove the beginning of the current word (word) before the cursor position

Copy =ctrl-shift-c

Paste = for ctrl-shift-v

Windows shortcut keys:

In Word: ctrl+home quickly move to the front

In Word: ctrl+end quickly move to the last face

Common shortcut keys:

Ctrl + U Delete the characters before the cursor to the beginning of the line

Ctrl + K Deletes the character before the cursor to the end of the line

CTRL + C cancels the current line Input command, which is equivalent to CTRL + BREAK

Ctrl + A cursor moves to the beginning (ahead of line), equivalent to the usual home key

Ctrl + e cursor moves to end of line

Ctrl + F Cursor moves forward (forward) one character position

Ctrl + b cursor back (backward) move one character position

Ctrl + L clear screen, equivalent to execute clear command

Ctrl + R display: Prompt to find relevant historical commands according to user input (Reverse-i-search)

Ctrl + W Deletes the beginning of the current word (word) from before the cursor position

Ctrl + t swap two characters before the cursor position

Ctrl + y Pastes the last word that was deleted

Ctrl + Alt + D Show Desktop

ALT + b cursor moves back (backward) to the previous word

Alt + D deletes from the cursor position to the end of the current word

Alt + F2 Run

Alt + F4 close the current window

ALT + F9 Minimize Current window

ALT + F10 Maximize Current window

ALT + Tab Switch window

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Linux shortcut keys