13 Linux Terminal Shortcuts Every Power Linux User Must Know
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I hope this posting helps users who are not aware of these short cuts therefore enhancing their work/abilities at the command line. 13 Linux Terminal Shortcuts Every Power Linux User Must Know ; Quote:
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^ i learned something to day.
but aren't these specific to the shell used (presumably bash)? |
Did you forget the up arrow to scroll through previous commands, or is that considered one that everyone knows and so isnt worthy of inclusion?
Oh and good post i forget some of those on occaision :) |
Tab completion is the one I've used most.
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The rest are tty layer operations. Some will depend on whether the application has set canonical (cooked) or non-canonical (raw) input mode on the tty. And the ones that generate signals (e.g. ctrl-c) might be blocked by the application. ctrl-u is really useful when you get halfway through typing your password and realise you've cocked it up, but can't fix it because it is invisible. ;) * many will work if you set -o emacs in ksh93, but there are some differences. |
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Hi,
By experimentation a user will learn. No problem with learning new user short cuts for their shell. Most will use 'Bash' and learn without to much effort. When one does make a mistake then hopefully they will learn how to have corrections. Personally, I have learned more from my mistakes when I was able to recover from learning proper methods. Each to his/her methods. Hopefully you will learn from mistakes and not do over again. And sure, you do have backups to recover from. Right! I have several times in my career! Quote:
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