In the command line, you can enter !! to run the last command you entered. This is useful if you attempt to normally run a command only to find out that it requires root privilege. Instead of re-entering the command with sudo, just enter sudo !! and you're done!
pressing +x+e will open the command you are typing in your $EDITOR. this way you can type long commands more easily. Quitting out of the $EDITOR buffer runs the command.
You can kill shit like in Windows when everything is non-responsive. You just do Alt+F2, write xkill, and touch the thing you want to die (e.g. a frozen gayme, which happens all the time because GNU/Linux can't into gaymes). Corolary: Make sure that the apps in your desktop are placed in such a way that you can see at least a tiny bit of each at all times; that will help you kill them. Thank me later.
Gabriel Wilson
>Note that this does have a security impact as an onlooker may be able to determine the length of the password being entered.
Adam Barnes
pressing +l while in a terminal emulator will clear the screen.
Also ctrl+n for next line in history, ctrl+p for previous. Saves you from having to use the arrows.
Logan Cox
i want to nakadashi akarin
Dylan Ortiz
pressing tab twice in bash can autocomplete the rest of the filename.
Nathaniel Hughes
when you do `set -o vi` on a bash shell, this action will be bound to "v" key. In general I recommend setting this option so you don't have to do awkward RSI motions like
Jaxon Jones
Install thefuck. TLDR it lets you enter just "fuck" and it will correct misspellings and need for sudo. github.com/nvbn/thefuck
You can also add "insults" to have your sudo mock you when you type your password wrong
Dominic Perez
How do I get a gf
Grayson Hill
just b urself bro
Owen Nguyen
ps aux | grep whatever
will search your running processes for whatever, useful for programs that hang or are zombified, kill with "kill #" with # being the PID of your process