- Ctrl+L:- Refresh the current screen
- Ctrl+G:- Display this help text
- Alt+M:- Mouse support enable/disable
- Ctrl+X:- Close the current file buffer / Exit from nano
- Ctrl+O:- Write the current file to disk
- Ctrl+R:- Insert another file into the current one
- Ctrl+C:- Display the position of the cursor
- Ctrl+W:-Search for a string or a regular expression
- Ctrl+U:- Uncut from the cut buffer into the current line
- Ctrl+\:- Replace a string or a regular expression
- Ctrl+K:-Cut the current line and store it in the cut buffer
- Ctrl+J:-Justify the current paragraph
- Ctrl+T:- Invoke the spell checker, if available
- Ctrl+_:- Go to the line and column number
- Alt+Z:- Suspension enable/disable
- Ctrl+Y:- Go one screenful up
- Ctrl+V:- Go one screenful down
- Ctrl+B:- Go back one character
- Alt+J:- Justify the entire fileer
- Ctrl+F:- Go forward one charact
- Ctrl+A:- Go to beginning of the current line
- Ctrl+E:- Go to end of the current line
- Ctrl+P:- Go to the previous line
- Alt+C:- Constant cursor position display enable/disable
- Ctrl+N:- Go to next line
- Ctrl+:- Space Go forward one word
- Ctrl+D:- Delete the character under the cursor
- Alt+\:- Go to the first line of the file
- Alt+/:- Go to the last line of the file
- Alt+W:- Repeat the last search
- Ctrl+M:- Insert a newline at the cursor position
- Alt+U:- Undo the last operation
- Ctrl+Z:- Suspend the editor (if the suspension is enabled)
- Alt+:- Space Go back one word
- Alt+(:- Go to beginning of the paragraph; then of the previous paragraph
- Alt+E:- Redo the last undone operation
- Alt+):- Go just beyond the end of the paragraph; then of next paragraph
- Alt+-:- Scroll up one line without scrolling the cursor
- Alt++:- Scroll down one line without scrolling the cursor
- Alt+F:- Reading file into separate buffer enable/disable
- Alt+D:- Count the number of words, lines, and characters
- Alt+X:- Help mode enable/disable
Sunday, November 10, 2019
Terminal Nano commands
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