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1. Terminal shortcuts
Terminal command execution, often
Ctrl + Alt+ t: Open a new Terminal
Ctrl+ d: Close the current terminal, the equivalent to exit the terminal
Ctrl+ c: Stop command currently being executed, but close does not mean editing software like vim (vim need to perform the last line mode command to exit)
Ctrl+ l: clear the screen before, but will move to the top of the input line, and there is no clear text before the execution was empty clear text
Remove copy command, often
Ctrl + k: after deleting the contents of the current cursor
Ctrl+ u: delete content before the current cursor
Ctrl+ w: delete the current coordinates of the cursor to the space between the
Ctrl+ y: deletes the character above the cursor after insertion (paste)
选中字符串+ 鼠标中键: after pasting the selected text into the command line of characters to be entered
Alt+ .: type the last string input command before (space-separated)
Movement command, often
Ctrl + a: Move the cursor to the beginning
Ctrl+ e: Move the cursor to the end of the line
Other commands
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