ubuntu terminal shortcut...

*Terminal Command*

shortcut with ctrl + another keys
ctrl + a    = work like home button.
ctrl + e    = work like end button.
ctrl + b    = work like left arrow key.
ctrl + f    = work like right arrow key.

ctrl + p    = work like upper arrow key, show one by one previous entered command.
ctrl + n    = work like down arrow key, oposites of ctrl + p.

ctrl + u/w  = cut the line (right to left).
ctrl + k    = cut the line (left to right).
ctrl + y    = paste line you was cut using ctrl + u & ctrl + k.

ctrl + h    = work like backspace.
ctrl + t    = transpose the word.

ctrl + d    = delete current terminal tab/window.
ctrl + m/o  = work like enter button.
ctrl + c    = stop the current server/execution.
ctrl + z    = forcefully stop the process, and send current process to background.

ctrl + r    = use for search previous commands.
ctrl + l    = sabhi line chodkar uppar first line show karta hain, jaise ki terminal clear karta hain.
ctrl + s    = pause all command output to the screen. If you have executed a command that produces verbose, long output,
             use this to pause the output scrolling down the screen.
ctrl + q    = resume output to the screen after pausing it with Ctrl+S.

ctrl + -    = decrease the font size of tab/window(current tab/window only).
ctrl + x + ctrl + e = open nano editor

shortcut with ctrl + shift + another keys
ctrl + shift + t = open new tab/window.
ctrl + shift + n = open new Terminal
ctrl + shift + q = close terminal with all tabs/windows.
ctrl + shift + w = close current tab/window.
ctrl + shift + p = work like upper arrow key, show previous command.
ctrl + shift + f = work like search find word.
ctrl + shift + c = copy the selected text/line.
ctrl + shift + v = paste the line/word.
ctrl + shift + + = increase the font size of tab/window(current tab/window only)


shortcut with ctrl + alt + another keys
ctrl + alt + t = open new terminal



shortcut with alt + another keys