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No mouse Linux cheat sheet Keyboard Shortcuts (DRAFT) by

Cheat sheet to let the mouse go, be more productive and kill the hand pain!

This is a draft cheat sheet. It is a work in progress and is not finished yet.

Brave Browser

Open a new window
Ctrl+n
Open a new window (private)
Ctrl+S­hift+n
Open new tab and jump to it
Ctrl+t
Move cursor to the address bar
Ctrl+l
Jump to the next open tab
Ctrl+Tab or Ctrl+PgDn
Jump to the previous open tab
Ctrl+S­hif­t+Tab or Ctrl+PgUp
Jump to a specific tab
Ctrl+1 throught 8
Jump to the rightmost tab
Ctrl+9
Open the previous page from your browsing history in the current tab
Alt+<-
Open the following page from your browsing history in the current tab
Alt+->
Close the current tab
Ctrl+w or Ctrl+F4
Close the current window
Ctrl+S­hift+w or Ctrl+S­hift+F4
Minimize current window
Super+-
Maximize current window
Super++
Quit Brave
Super+q
Open the History page in a new tab
Ctrl+h
Open the Downloads page in a new tab
Ctrl+j
Open the Find Bar to search the current page
Ctrl+f
Jump to the next match to your Find Bar search
Ctrl+g
Jump to the previous match to your Find Bar search
Ctrl+S­hift+g
 

Bash commands

List directory contents
ls
Prints text to the terminal window
echo
Create a file
touch
Create a directory
mkdir
Search
grep
Print working directory
pwd
Change directory
cd
Move or rename
mv
Remove directory
rmdir
Locate specific file or directory
locate
View the contents of a text file
less
Shows all available commands, aliases, and functions
compgen
Read a file, create a file, and concat­enate files
cat
Sets the file permis­sions flag on a file or folder
chmod
Show inform­ation about the file system
df -h
lshw -short
Shows hardware info (short)
lscpu
Shows cpu info
lsgpu
Shows gpu info
lshw -short -C memory
Shows memory info
free -m
Shows memory usage
lshw -short -C disk
Shows disk devices