Bash Keyboard Shortcuts (Linux)
| Ctrl + A | Go to the beginning of the selected line. |
| Ctrl + E | Go to the end of the selected line. |
| Ctrl + K | Cut the part of the selected line after the cursor and copy it to the clipboard. |
| Arrow Up | Previously used command. |
| Alt + B | Move the cursor back one word. |
| Alt + F | Move the cursor forward one word. |
| Ctrl + L | Clean the current screen. |
| Ctrl + J | Enter the Newline control character. |
| Ctrl + R | Search in your Bash history. |
| Ctrl + G | Exit the history searching mode. |