The bash shell features a wide variety of keyboard shortcuts you’ve got the option to use.
These will work in bash on any operating system.
Working With Processes
Use the following shortcuts to manage running processes.
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Controlling the Screen
The following shortcuts allow you to control what appears on the screen.
Cutting and Pasting
Bash includes some basic cut-and-paste features.
you’re free to start typing one of them and press “Tab” to continue.
By default, bash usesemacs-style keys.
Linux Commands
Files
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Processes
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Networking
netstatpingtracerouteipsswhoisfail2banbmondigfingernmapftpcurlwgetwhowhoamiwiptablesssh-keygenufwarpingfirewalld
