Linux Terminal usage Tips

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Today, I found that the Linux terminal has so many handy shortcuts.

Shift+ctrl+t: New tab page

SHIFT+CTRL+W: Close 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+n: New Window

SHIFT+CTRL+Q: Closing the terminal

Copy/paste in terminal:

Shift+ctrl+c: Copy

Shift+ctrl+v: Pasting

Terminal change Size:

F11: Fullscreen

Ctrl+plus: Zoom In

Ctrl+minus: Decrease

Ctrl+0: Original Size

Set up shortcut keys to open terminal

First, set shortcut keys

Preferences---screen shortcuts, then add a command and add a shortcut to your keyboard, if you use the GNOME desktop recommended

gnome-terminal command Add shortcut key, can also use xterm, also can use shell script, for example, I use a script that I posted below

command (script see text Code):/home/zhangwei/.gnome2/nautilus-scripts/Open Terminal

Second, set the right-click shortcut (the current directory when opened)

Method One:

Execute command: sudo apt-get install nautilus-open-terminal

This method is to install a small software, but I installed and Conky conflict, so no use.

Method Two:

Use the script to save the following script to any name (my is: Open terminal), and then put in the home directory of the. gnome2/nautilus-scripts directory, of course, you can put some other common scripts can be found in the right-click. such as Send to mail/modify file permissions and so on practical functions.

Script:

#!/bin/bash
#
# This script opens a gnome-terminal in the directory youselect.
#
# Distributed under the terms of the GNU GPL version 2 or later
#
# Install in ~/.gnome2/nautilus-scripts or ~/nautilus/scripts
# You need to is running Nautilus 1.0.3+ to use scripts.

# When a directory is selected, go there. Otherwise Go tocurrent
# directory. If more than one directory is selected, ShowError.
If [-N "$NAUTILUS _script_selected_file_paths"]; Then
Set $NAUTILUS _script_selected_file_paths
If [$#-eq 1]; Then
Destination= "$"
# Go to file ' s directory if it's a file
if [!-D "$destination"]; Then
destination= "' DirName" $destination "'"
Fi
Else
Zenity--error--title= "Error-open terminal here" \
--text= "can only select one directory."
Exit 1
Fi
Else
Destination= "' echo" $NAUTILUS _script_current_uri "| Sed ' s/^file:\/\///' "
Fi

# It ' s only possible to go to local directories
If [-N ' ' echo ' $destination ' | grep ' ^[a-za-z0-9]\+: ' "];then
Zenity--error--title= "Error-open terminal here" \
--text= "only local directories can be used."
Exit 1
Fi

CD "$destination"
EXEC x-terminal-emulator

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