PowerShell shortcuts and Cmd,linux in the shell, are more like.
Alt+f7 The history of the Purge command
PgUp PGDN Displays the first and last command of the current session
Enter to execute the current command
End moves the cursor to the ends of the current command
Del start from right to delete the entered command characters
Esc to empty the current command line
F2 Automatic Supplemental History command to a specified character
(For example, there is a get-process in the history, press F2, prompt "Enter char to copy", type ' s ', automatic completion command: GET-PROCE)
F4 Delete command line to the right of the cursor at the specified character
F7 dialog box displays command line history
F8 retrieves the command line history that contains the specified character
F9 Select commands based on the history number of the command line, and the history number can be viewed through F7
Left/right ARROW keys move cursor around
UP/down ARROW keys toggle History of command line
The home cursor moves to the left end of the command line
Backspace remove command line characters from right
CTRL + C cancel the command being executed
CTRL + LEFT/RIGHT ARROW keys move the cursor between words
Ctrl+home Delete all characters at the left end of the cursor
Tab automatically padded command or filename