Linux Practical Shortcut Keys

1. [tab] key

Among all Linux shells, [tab] is the most commonly used and the best function in the Linux bash shell; it has the functions of command completion and file completion. If you don't use the [tab] key, don't say you know linux!

For example, command completion

I want to format the disk into ext3, but I don't know what the command is, I just remember that it starts with mk, then I can type mk and press [tab] twice

file completion

I want to check all the hidden files in /home/mysql/, just lose. Then press [tab] twice. All the files at the beginning can be displayed.

[root@kissing ~]# ls -al /home/mysql/.

./ .bash_logout .bashrc

../ .bash_profile .mozilla/

2. [ctrl+c] key

Forcefully terminate the current process

If you enter wrong commands or parameters under linux, sometimes this command will run non-stop in the system, you can use [ctrl+c] to terminate

3. [ctrl+d] key

Two functions, one is to represent the end of keyboard input; the other is to replace the exit command. For example, to leave the text excuse, you can directly press the [ctrl+d] key.

When I use the ssh client to connect to linux, at this time, I press the [ctrl+d] key and this is the effect

[root@kissing ~]#

[root@kissing ~]# logout

4. [ctrl+L] key

This is very practical, clearing the screen is equivalent to the clear command.

5. [ctrl + K] key

Delete all characters from the cursor to the end of the line

6、[ctrl+U]键

Clear the current line, contrary to [ctrl+K], delete all characters from the cursor to the beginning of the line

7. [ctrl+A] key

move the cursor to the beginning of the line

8. [ctrl+E] key

move the cursor to the end of the line

9、 cd ~

Enter the current user's home directory

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Origin blog.csdn.net/ayang1986/article/details/130258982