Terminal Navigation & Shortcuts: A Quick Reference Guide
Core bash shortcuts, navigation tricks.
Terminal Navigation & Shortcuts: A Quick Reference Guide
Terminal Navigation & Shortcuts
Mastering the CLI starts with moving fast. Here are the essential keyboard shortcuts and history commands captured in today’s session:
- Ctrl + a: Move cursor to the beginning of the line.
- Ctrl + e: Move cursor to the end of the line.
- Ctrl + r: Search through command history (Reverse-i-search).
- !!: Execute the last command again.
- sudo !!: Run the previous command with root privileges (perfect for when you forget
sudo). - Up Arrow Key: Scroll through previous commands.
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