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The use of terminals under Linux is unavoidable.
Using terminal shortcuts will certainly give you a powerful touch. Remember them.
Terminal shortcut keys
tab= Full complement
ctrl+a= Start position
Ctrl+e= last Position
ALT+SHIFT+F cursor position moves to the previous word
ALT+SHIFT+B cursor position moves to the next word
ctrl+k= Delete all content from here to the end
ctrl+u= Delete here to start all content
Alt+backspace= Remove all content from here to the beginning of the word where the cursor is located
ctrl+d= Delete the current letter
ctrl+w= Delete the word here to the left
ctrl+y= paste a word deleted by ctrl+u,ctrl+d,ctrl+w
ctrl+r= Search History Command table and find the command you want.
Ctrl+l= equivalent to clear
Ctrl+b= to move back
Ctrl+f= move forward
Ctrl+p= Show cache command up
ctrl+n= Display cache command down
ctrl+d= Closing the terminal
shift+ up or down = terminal scroll up or down
Shift+pgup or pgdown= terminal scroll up and down
ctrl+shift+f= fullscreen (Konsole only)
ctrl+shift+n= new terminals (terminal and konsole differ)
ctrl+c= termination
# Alt +
# Alt + >-Move to the last
# Alt +? -Show Current Completion list
After a word is used, displays the list of commands that can be used in the beginning of the word, including this directory
# Alt + *-Insert all possible completions
# ALT +/-attempt to complete filename
# Alt +. -Yank last argument to previous command
Last parameter of previous command
# Alt + c-capitalize the word
Capitalize the first letter of the word where the cursor is located
# Alt + d-delete Word
Delete the word at the cursor location
# Alt + l-make Word lowercase
The word in the position of the cursor becomes lowercase
# ALT + u-make Word uppercase
Capitalize the word at the cursor position
# Alt + N-search The history forwards Non-incremental
# Alt + P-search The history backwards Non-incremental
# Alt + r-recall command
# Alt + t-move words around
# Alt + back-space-delete backward from cursor
Delete a word in front of the cursor
# here "2T" means press TAB twice
# $2t-all available commands (common)
# $ (String) 2t-all available commands starting with (string)
Show all available commands beginning with a letter
# $/2t-entire directory structure including Hidden one
# $2t-only Sub Dirs inside including Hidden one
# $ *2t-only Sub Dirs inside without Hidden one
Show all the directories
# $ ~2t-all Present Users on the system from "/etc/passwd"
Show all the Users
# $ $2t-all Sys variables
Show all system variables
# $ @2t-entries from "/etc/hosts"
# $ =2t-output like ls or dir
Listing directory files
The following is a list of shortcut keys on the web
Open Main Menu = Alt + F1
Run = Alt + F2
Show Desktop = Ctrl + Alt + D
Minimize current window = Alt + F9
Maximize current window = Alt + F10
Close current window = Alt + F4
Capture fullscreen = Print screen
Intercept window = Alt + Print screen
"Go" Linux terminal commands shortcut keys
