Common shortcut keys for Linux terminals

Ctrl+alt+t: Open terminal

(The directory opened is the same as the previous terminal directory, if the terminal is not previously opened, then the main directory )

Shift+ctrl+n: Open terminal

( opens a directory that is the main directory; creates a new folder in the current directory when no terminal is opened )

Shift+ctrl+t: new tab page

( and Previous tabs in the same directory )

Shift+ctrl+q: closing the terminal

(1 times close a terminal, all tabs on this terminal are closed )

SHIFT+CTRL+W: Close Tab

Shift+ctrl+d: Close Tab

( close This terminal if there is only one tab )

Ctrl+pageup: Previous tab

Ctrl+pagedown: Next tab

Shift+ctrl+pageup: tab Shift left

Shift+ctrl+pagedown: tabs Move right

Alt+1: Switch to tab page 1

ALT+2: Switch to tab page 2

ALT+3: Switch to tab page 3

Shift+ctrl+c: Copy

Shift+ctrl+v: pasting

F11: Fullscreen

Common shortcut keys for Linux terminals