Linux command line shortcut keys

Many software shortcuts, improve the efficiency of the aspect, provides a lot of help.

The shortcut keys for the command line really don't know much. See some of this today. I want to give you a look.

Ctrl + U cut all contents before cursor

CTRL + W cuts the cursor after a word

Ctrl + K cuts the cursor back to the end of the line

Ctrl + Y Paste

Ctrl +e cursor moves to tail

Ctrl + A cursor moves to the head

ALT +f cursor moves forward one word

ALT +b cursor moves backwards by one word

ALT + BACKSPACE Delete the previous word

SHIFT + Insert to paste text into the command line

Of course, using the GUI mode, fast moving the cursor is the most useful.

Of course, please try this usage.

1. Execute command VIM test.txt

2. Use the shortcut point Ctrl + Z

(Here you can execute some commands, because you have returned to the shell)
3. Then use FG

Linux command line shortcut keys