How to improve your Linux using
Linux rarely needs to be rebooted. But when it does, it’s often slow to boot. Fortunately, there are ways to speed things up. Some of these methods are not terribly difficult.
10 keyboard shortcuts to improve your Linux experience
1: Ctl + Alt + Backspace
2: Ctrl + Alt + Delete
3: Alt + Tab
4: Ctrl + Alt + F*
5: Alt + Arrow key
6: Ctrl + a and Ctrl + e
7: Ctrl + c
8: Ctrl + z
9: Arrow up or Arrow down
10: Ctrl + r
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10 ways to make Linux boot faster
#1: Disable unnecessary services
#2: Disable unnecessary kernel modules
#3: Use a lightweight window manager instead of GNOME or KDE
#4: Use a text-based login instead of a graphical login
#5: Use a lighter-weight distribution
#6: Use an OpenBIOS
#7: Avoid dhcp
#8: If you can spare it, get rid of hotplug
#9: If you are REALLY daring, you could give initng a try
#10: Use a hack with Debian
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