Sysadmins use terminal or virtual terminal
to control the Linux Systems. It is very usually for the system admin to master
some terminal skills.
Ctrl-a
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Move the cursor to the beginning of the
line
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Ctrl-e
|
Move the cursor to the end of the line
|
Ctrl-f
|
Move forward the cursor one character ahead
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Ctrl-b
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Move backward the cursor one character behind
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Alt-f
|
Move forward the cursor one word ahead
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Alt-b
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Move backward the cursor one word behind
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Ctrl-d
|
Clear the screen and keep the command
|
Alt-l
|
Change all the letters lower case from cursor
to end of the word
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Alt-u
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Change all the letters upper case from cursor
to end of the word
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Ctrl-k
|
cut the command line from cursor to end
of the line
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Ctrl-u
|
cut the command line from cursor to beginning
of the line
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Alt-d
|
Cut the word from cursor to end of word
|
Alt-Backspace
|
Cut the word from cursor to beginning of
word
|
Ctrl-y
|
Paste
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Alt-?
|
Same as [tab][tab], list all possible
command
|
history command
|
List all the history command
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Ctrl-r
|
Search in the history command
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!!
|
Execute the last command
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!number
|
Execute the number command
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Practice is the most efficient way to
master the commands
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