GNU/Linux command line sortcuts

The following keyboard shortcuts are incredibly useful and will save you loads of time:

• CTRL + U – Cuts text up until the cursor.
• CTRL + K – Cuts text from the cursor until the end of the line
• CTRL + Y – Pastes text
• CTRL + E – Move cursor to end of line
• CTRL + A – Move cursor to the beginning of the line
• ALT + F – Jump forward to next space
• ALT + B – Skip back to previous space
• ALT + Backspace – Delete previous word
• CTRL + W – Cut word behind cursor
• Shift + Insert – Pastes text into terminal

Borrowed from here