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Shortcut key function

Tab automatic completion

Move the Ctrl+a cursor to the start position

Move the Ctrl+e cursor to the end

Ctrl+k deletes everything from here to the end

Ctrl+u deletes everything from here to the beginning

Ctrl+d deletes the current character

Ctrl+h deletes the previous character of the current character

Ctrl+w deletes the word from here to the left

Ctrl+y pastes words deleted by Ctrl+u, Ctrl+d, Ctrl+w

Ctrl+l is equivalent to clear, that is, clear the screen.

Ctrl+r lookup history command

Ctrl+b moves the cursor back

Ctrl+f move the cursor forward

Ctrl+t swaps the character of the cursor position with the previous character.

Ctrl+& restores content deleted by ctrl+h or ctrl+d or ctrl+w

Ctrl+S pauses screen output

Ctrl+Q continues screen output

The Ctrl+Left-Arrow cursor moves to the beginning of the previous word

The Ctrl+Right-Arrow cursor moves to the end of the next word

Ctrl+p displays cache commands up

Ctrl+n displays caching commands down

Ctrl+d shuts down the terminal

Ctrl+xx moves between EOL and the current cursor position

Ctrl+x@ shows that it is possible to complete hostname

Ctrl+c terminates the process / command

Shift + upper or lower terminal scrolls up and down

Shift+PgUp/PgDn terminal scrolls up and down

Ctrl+Shift+n new terminal

Alt+F2 input gnome-terminal to open the terminal

Shift+Ctrl+T opens a new tab

Shift+Ctrl+W closes the tab

Shift+Ctrl+C replication

Shift+Ctrl+V paste

Alt+ digits switch to the corresponding tab

Shift+Ctrl+N opens a new terminal window

Shift+Ctrl+Q pipe wall terminal window

Shift+Ctrl+PgUp/PgDn move left and right move tab

Ctrl+PgUp/PgDn toggle tab

F1 Open help Guide

F10 activate menu bar

F11 full screen switch

Alt+F opens the File menu (file)

Alt+E opens the Edit menu (edit)

Alt+V opens the View menu (view)

Alt+S opens the search menu (search)

Alt+T opens the Terminal menu (terminal)

Alt+H opens the help menu (help)

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