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Useful Linux🐧 Terminal Keyboard⌨️ Shortcut Keys To BoostπŸš€ Your ProductivityπŸ“ˆ

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Hello everyoneπŸ‘‹, Today I'll be doing another quick, easy to follow thread🧡on a few Linux terminal keyboard shortcuts keys that will help you to complete a few tasks real quick.
1. CTRL + A⌨️
2. CTRL + E⌨️
3. CTRL + K⌨️
TipπŸ’‘Killing text will delete text, but save it so that the user can reinsert it by yanking. Similar to cut and paste except that the text is placed on a kill ring which allows for storing more than one set of text to be yanked back on to the command line.
4. CTRL + U⌨️
5. CTRL + W⌨️
6. CTRL + Y⌨️
7. ALT + Y⌨️
7. ALT + B⌨️
8. ALT + F⌨️
8. CTRL + ALT + E⌨️
That'sπŸ˜‡ it for today's thread🧡. I know it was short, but will try to make another thread on more of these terminal keyboard shortcuts.
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