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linux 快捷键（Linux shortcuts） Keyboard shortcuts for terminals: Tab: the Tab key is a more commonly used shortcut key, which is used to fill the full filename or path. For example, enter CD/ho to hit the TAB key, and the terminal will display CD/home. If you have two names, under the folder of the beginning of the same file, such as picture001. BMP and picture002. BMP two pieces, input rm PIC then press the TAB key, rm will completion into picture, you can then enter the name of the left. Use the TAB key to completion also supports for extension of identification, such as your folder with TH2AD_CHS. Exe files and TH2AD_CHS. Ini file, when you type wine TH and then press the TAB, will completion into wine TH2AD_CHS. Exe without completion. Ini files, because of the wine and. Exe file is associated. Ctrl + C: this key is not for replication, at the bottom of the middle, press Ctrl + C to represent the current terminal execution of the current terminal program, when pressed, must be careful. Ctrl + A: move the cursor to the beginning of the command line. Ctrl + E: move the cursor to the end of the order. Ctrl + U: delete the character of the line first to the cursor. Ctrl + Z: send the current process to the background processing. Ctrl + Alt + F1: switch to the first text terminal. You can have up to six different terminals under Linux. Ctrl + Alt + F7: switch to the first graphical user interface (typically X - window in the seventh terminal). ~ ~ cant seem to be a shortcut key? The function is to replace your main folder, such as your user name is user, so / home/user/desktop and ~ / desktop are equivalent. 2. Shortcut keys under Gnome: Alt + F1: like Windows Win key, open application menu in GNOME (Applications) (same applies under KDE.) Alt + F2: similar to Windows Win + R composite key, running the application in GNOME Ctrl + Alt + D: similar to Windows Windows Win + D key, display desktop. Ctrl + Alt + L: lock the desktop and activate the screen saver. When you canc