Linux Shortcut Summary (partial basis)

I recently hooked up to the last Linux bus, there is a hate to see the feeling of late, completely give you a quick and refreshing feeling!

Because of the need, so learn, record their own in the use of Linux system on the drip, partial basis!

1. Open Terminal: ctrl+alt+t

2. Copy command: Ctrl + Shift + C key combination.

3. Paste command: Ctrl + Shift + V key combination

4. Emptying the Trash box: rm-fr $HOME/.local/share/trash/files/*

5. Screen: SHIFT+PRNTSCR (area)

6. Find files: Find/-name

7. Open System Monitor: Gnome-system-monitor

8. Return to the previous level directory CD. Spaces

CD/: The Slash "/" in the Linux system represents the root directory. CD/, enter the root directory.

The CD ~ command is to enter the user's home directory on the system, such as the XZ user, to enter the/ROOT/XZ directory.

9. File Rename or move

The MV command can be renamed or moved to a file or folder.

Example: Renaming directory A to B MV A b

Example: Move the/a directory to/b and rename it to C mv/a/b/c

Linux Shortcut Summary (partial basis)