Linux Commands Cheat Sheet by Sue Whelan via cheatography.com/47090/cs/13580/ Nano Seacrhes Standard Commands Bash Shortcuts Screen Shortucts (cont) Files ls list directory content Ctrl-c Stop current command Ctrl-A Activate commands for screen Ctrl-R Read File cd.. change directory Ctrl-z Sleep program Ctrl-A Create a new instance of Ctrl-O Save file cp copy files Ctrl-a Go to start of line c terminal Ctrl-X Close File mv move files Ctrl-e Go to end of line Ctrl- Go to the next instance of echo Echo text Ctrl-u Cut from start of line Copy and Paste A n a terminal cat display file content Ctrl-k Cut to end of line Alt- A Start Marking Text Ctrl-A Go to the previous instance Ctrl-K Cut marked text or Line ls-- accessing help Ctrl-r Search history p of a terminal help Ctrl-U Paste Text !! Repeat last command Ctrl-A show current instances of rm delete file " terminals Navigate File !abc Run last command clear screen clear starting with abc Ctrl - Rename the current ALT-/ End of file touch file creation !abc:p Print last command A A instance Ctrl-A Beginning of line file1 starting with abc Process Managem​ ent Ctrl-E End of line mkdir create directory !$ Last argument of ps Show snapshot of Ctrl-C Show line number previous command ls list the content of the processes Ctrl-_ Go to line number current directory ALT-. Last argument of top Show real time processes previous command Search File la -a lists all files including kill Kill processes with id pid Ctrl-W Find hidden files !* All arguments of pid previous command Alt-W Find Next ls -1 displays permiss​ ions, pkill Kill process with name owners,​ size, date etc ^ abc Run previous name name Ctrl-\ Search and Replace 123 command replacing -R copies a directory its files killall Kill all processes with and subdire​ cto​ ries to a abc with 123 Getting Help name names beginning with destina​ tion directory Bash Variabl​ es name command displays help rmdir remove an empty env Show environ​ ment --help message directory variables man shows manual for touch create an empty file echo Output value of command that command file $NAME $NAME who am i gives full details of the find starts a find from the export Set $NAME to value user directory and searches NAME=​ whoami gives name of user the whole subtree from va​ lue that point on $PATH Executable search path locate check the database to see $HOME Home Directory if a file matches the supplied name, won't work $SHELL Current Shell on recent files as database is only updated Screen Shortucts once a day screen Start a screen session screen Resume a screen -r session screen Show your current -list screen sessions By Sue Whelan Not published yet. Sponsored by Readability-Score.com cheatography.com/sue-whelan/ Last updated 30th November, 2017. Measure your website readability! Page 1 of 1. https://readability-score.com.