Linux Learning-The first lesson: part of the command for a terminal

1. Reset-Reset command

[Email protected] ~]$ Cat/bin/arch

The result is:

The garbled characters of Fullscreen

Use the reset command

[[Email protected] ~]$ Reset

The result is:

Reset by Clear screen.

2.CTRL + C non-routine interrupt--terminate foreground process

is to help users stop the work they're doing.

3.CTRL + D input complete normal signal

The WC command counts the lines, words, and characters entered by the user from the keyboard without giving the file name as a parameter, and the user uses Ct rl+d to indicate the end input

The results are as follows: the user entered 3 lines, a total of 3 words, the characters

4.CTRL + Z suspend foreground process

Pending programs can be recovered with the FG command

connecting www.baidu.com with ft p

after you suspend with Ctrl + Z , run the command pwd, and then use FG to resume the hang, you can see the FG after the FTP command has been executed

5.Ctrl + U Delete current line

For example: When entering the login password, you can use CtrL + U to ensure re-entry

6.Ctrl + H Step back-delete one character

Same as the Ba ckspace function

7.CTRL + L page break-make bash clear the screen so that programs based on other screens "refresh" the current screen

8.Ctrl + S lock screen

9.Ctrl + Q unlock screen

10.Ctrl + J line break- same as Enter key

11.CTRL + G let terminal ring Ring

12.Tab Fill command or file name

Linux Learning-The first lesson: part of the command for a terminal