Linux Commands

Commands for terminal efficiency

Command	Output	Example
!!	Puts last run command on the current line of your terminal (useful for when you forget to add sudo to a command)
!<command>	Executes last command run that started with <command>
!$	Executes the last word of the previous command
cd -	Changes directory to previous directory
cd ~/	Changes directory starting from the user's home directory
ctrl + k	Cuts to the end of the line	N/A
ctrl + y	Pastes cut text (see previous command)	N/A
ctrl + x + e	Opens your current line in your text editor (helpful for scripting or long commands)	N/A
ctrl + w	Go back one word (space delimited)	N/A
alt + .	Pastes in the argument used for the last command	N/A

Generally useful software

Name	Context	Download
Flameshot	Screenshot Utility	https://github.com/flameshot-org/flameshot