Linux terminal shortcut keys

Shear Board Operation

Ctrl+shi ft+c Replication
Ctrl+shift+v paste

Cursor operation

CTRL + a line start position
Ctrl+e Line Last position

CTRL+F (forwards) cursor moves backwards by one character, quite with →
Ctrl+b (backwards) cursor moves forward one character, quite with ←

Esc+b move to the beginning of the current word
Esc+f move to the end of the current word

Text Processing operations

Ctrl+u cutting cursor to the beginning of the line
Ctrl+k cut the cursor to the end of the line
CTRL+W cutting cursor to the beginning of the word
Alt+d cut the cursor to the ending content
Ctrl+d Delete Cursor is the same character as delete
Ctrl+h the character before deleting the cursor is equivalent to BACKSPACE
Ctrl+y Paste the character you just deleted
Ctrl+7 Restore the content just now
CTRL + (X U) undo the action you just made
Esc+t reverses the position of the cursor adjacent words
Alt+t reverses the position of the cursor adjacent words
Ctrl+t reverses the position of the cursor adjacent characters
Alt+c the character to the ending of the cursor to capitalize the first letter
Alt+u converts the character to the ending of the cursor to uppercase
Alt+l converts the character to the ending of the cursor to lowercase
CTRL + V inserts special characters, such as CTRL + (v. TAB) to join the Tab key

Task processing operations

CTRL + C Delete entire line/end
Ctrl+l Refresh Screen
Ctrl+s suspending the current shell
Ctrl+q to re-enable the suspended shell

TAB processing Operations

Shift+ctrl+t new tab page
Shift+ctrl+w closing Tabs
Ctrl+pageup previous Tab
Ctrl+pagedown after a tab page
Shift+ctrl+pageup Tab Shift Left
Shift+ctrl+pagedown Tab Right Shift
alt+1,2,3 ... Switch to Tab ...

Window operations

Shift+ctrl+n New Window
Shift+ctrl+q Closing the terminal
F11 fullscreen
Ctrl+plus magnification
Ctrl+minus reduction
ctrl+0 Original Size
Shift+uparrow Roll Up screen
Shift+downarrow rolling down the screen
Shift+pageup PAGE Up
Shift+pagedown PAGE Down

Historical command operations

↑ (Ctrl+p (previous)) Show previous command
↑ (Ctrl + N (next)) shows the next command
! Num executes the command history list num command
!! Executes the previous command
!? String? Executes the most recent command with string strings
alt+shift+, History list first item
alt+shift+. Last item in history list
Ctrl+r (Retrieve) string searches for commands that contain string strings/continue to retrieve up

Ctrl+s searching for commands that contain string strings/continue to search down
!$ parameters of one command above

Other operations

Ctrl+m equivalent to enter
Ctrl+o equivalent to enter
ctrl+[equivalent to ESC
ESC ESC ESC displays all supported commands
Tab tab to show all supported commands
CTRL + (I i) Show all supported commands
Ctrl+x shift+2 display may hostname complement
CTRL + (x x) moves at EOL and current cursor position

Linux terminal shortcut keys