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Commonly used

Ctrl+R: quick retrieve history command (Retrieve)

Ctrl+U: delete the entire command line text character (Unity)

Ctrl+S: pauses a running program (Stop)

Ctrl+Q: exit pause (Quit)

Ctrl+Z: make the task running on the terminal run in the background (fg recovery is available)

Ctrl+C: interrupts the task in progress in the terminal (Complete)

Ctrl+D: you can exit the terminal (Drop Out) in the case of empty command line

Ctrl+P: the last history command used, equivalent to the up arrow (Previous)

Ctrl+N: the next history command to use, equivalent to Next

Ctrl+ [: equivalent to ESC key

Esc key: press 3 times in a row to display all supported terminal commands

Tab key: command, file name and other automatic completion function

Move the cursor

Ctrl+A: position the cursor at the beginning of the line (Ahead)

Ctrl+E: position the cursor at the end of the line (End)

Ctrl+B: move the cursor one character toward the beginning of the line (Backwards)

Ctrl+F: move the cursor one character toward the end of the line (Forwards)

Delete character

Ctrl+W: removes the character from the cursor to the beginning of the line

Ctrl+K: removes the character from the cursor to the end of the line

Ctrl+H: deletes a character to the beginning of a line

Ctrl+D: removes a character from the end of the line

Ctrl+Y: pasting

Ctrl+T: swap the character in which the cursor is located and the character before it (Turn to)

Other

Ctrl+Alt+T: open Shell terminal (Terminator)

Ctrl+D: exit Shell terminal (Drop Out)

Ctrl+Win+ ↑ (↓): Shell terminal window maximization (window restore)

Ctrl+F1~F6: open a multiuser (F1~F6) terminal

Ctrl+F7: exit multi-user terminal

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