Linux shortcuts
Here are a few commonly used Linux shortcuts:
- Ctrl + Alt + T : Opens a terminal window
- Ctrl + Shift + T : Opens a new tab in the current terminal window
- Ctrl + L : Clears the terminal screen
- Ctrl + C : Terminates the current process
- Ctrl + Z : Suspends the current process
- Ctrl + D : Logs out of the current session
- Ctrl + A : Moves the cursor to the beginning of the command line
- Ctrl + E : Moves the cursor to the end of the command line
- Ctrl + U : Clears the command line from the cursor position to the beginning
- Ctrl + K : Clears the command line from the cursor position to the end
- Tab : Auto-completes a command or file name
- Up/Down arrow : Allows you to scroll through previously used commands
Please note that some of the above shortcuts might not work as expected on different terminal emulators.
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