Linux Essentials For Hackers - #2 - Useful keyboard Shortcuts

Welcome to the Linux Essentials For Hackers series, where we will be covering the 20% you need to know to be efficient with Linux. In this video, we will be covering the most useful keyboard shortcuts in Linux.

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[ChillerDragon]

I also use these shortcuts daily:

*Window management*
ctr+shift+t New tab in terminal
ctrl+shift+n New window in terminal
alt+1, alt+2 Choose specific tab
ctrl+pageup, ctrl+pagedown iterate through tabs
(ctrl+fn+arrows on laptop)
alt+^ Switch between windows of same type

*Terminal*
ctrl+a Set cursor to start of line
ctrl+e Set cursor to end of line
ctrl+u Delete from start until cursor
ctrl+k Delete from cursor until end
ctrl+r Search history

*macOS*
cmd+k Clear terminal (same as ctrl-L on linux)
ctrl+cmd+f Fullscreen window (same as super+up on linux)


*EDIT*
Also worth mentioning if you ever accidentally press ctrl+s for example because your muzzle memory wants to save in vim or nano.

ctrl+s Freezes terminal and records input
ctrl+q Unfreezes terminal and sends all the inputs at once

[bbryce]

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[jonwhite]

This is pure gold. Thank you so much for this video series. There is so much value in this. I feel like i should be paying for it. THANK YOU!!

[amalliar]

"CTRL + D" is faster if you want to exit the shell.

[kennyt]

Thanks for the video. Looking forward to this entire series!

[longnamedude]

Social experiments, they're great!

Thanks for this video!

[Handpicked.Humor.]

man you are soo great that you continued this series even you were earning less from this

[mr.meatbeat]

Holy cow, this is the video I needed to see over a year ago. I fumbled around before funding all his out on my own. But ohhh boy the game was on once I discovered the tab autocompletion feature.

[NewlandOffical]

Awesome course man ! Loving the 20% !!

[kevin_delaney]

😲 Oh dude hahaha that is so dope hahaha I know about half of those but pausing a service, double tapping tab, closing the terminal and one other is a game changer I think haha little things that are repeated so frequently that a shortcut could save so much time haha that's awesome, thank you so much!

[droidhackerr]

Hey Mr HackerSploit, thanks a lot for this free class, I sincerely appreciate.
CTRL + A and CTRL + E to jump to begining and end of a line.
Also, if you paused a running process with CTRL + Z, you can resume it back by typing in 'fg'
Much love from share

[scott]

Loved the video and content would love to see more

[davidcolin]

i will follow all yours tutorials. very well explained . thank you

[lucassouza]

Thank you man, this is one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind.

[siktur]

You explain very well your videos are amazing thanks for all the content 💯💯🔥

[akinyemisodiq]

please always leave a like atleast for hackersploit have always picked up one or two new things from your channel, still technically new in the world of computing and you have been really helpful i must say @kenji you are doing an awsome job, i just hope that someday i get to be just as good as you and meet you, thanks for all you do

[Rahulcool]

Awesome Video, I don't know most of the shortcuts

[dariuszslusar]

tittle-tattle: clear command is actually just clearing the screen, for reinitialise terminal we can use reset

[Pixailz]

Hello HackerSploit, first of all i wan't to say that your tutorial are very instructive and i love it. in this sessions you stop a process with ctrl + Z. My question is, can i pause an apt-get upgrade for installing another applications ?

[accrevoke]

There is an OBS plugin call "input overlay" which displays which keys your keyboard is detecting at the time of pressing and display on the screen.
This will mitigate the need of animating the keys manually.