Basic Linux Terminal Shortcuts Every User Must Know [ Bash Commands]

Insight: Basic Linux Terminal Shortcuts Every User Must Know [ Bash Commands]

It’s always good to have some knowledge on Linux terminal shortcuts. It will reduce your time and increase your efficiency too.

Let’s See Some Of The Useful Linux Terminal Shortcuts

Some other useful shortcuts are:

1. 1. Ctrl + Shift + F: Search
   2. Super+A: This command shows the list of applications.
   3. Alt+f1: It opens the system menu.
   4. Shift+Del: permanently deletes.
   5. Alt+Tab: It switches between open applications.
   6. CTRL+ALT+DOWN: List the open applications on the current workspace.
   7. Ctrl+A : All selection.
   8. Alt+F2: Pop up the command window.
   9. Alt+Esc: This command switches between the windows in the current workspace.
   10. Alt+PrtScr: It takes a screenshot of a window.
   11. Ctrl+Alt+Shift+R: Start and end screen-cast recording.
   12. Down Arrow / Ctrl + N: It takes back to a more recent command
   13. Ctrl + K: It deletes from the current cursor position to the end of the line.
   14. Ctrl + U: It deletes from the start of the line to the current cursor position in the terminal.
   15. Alt + C: It capitalizes letter where cursor is and moves to end of word