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shortcuts MacOS command

The MacOS shortcuts command is a powerful tool that allows users to execute various tasks quickly and efficiently. By mastering these key combinations, you can navigate your Mac with ease, improving your productivity and workflow. Whether you’re looking to switch between applications, open files, or perform system tasks, the MacOS shortcuts command has you covered. With just a few keystrokes, you can streamline your daily tasks and become a more efficient Mac user. Start boosting your productivity today by learning how to take full advantage of the MacOS shortcuts command.

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ls [option] [parameter]
OptionDescription
-lDisplay long listing format
-aList all entries including hidden ones
-hHuman-readable sizes
ParameterDescription
directorySpecifies the directory to list contents of
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cmd + C

Copies the selected text in the Terminal.

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cmd + V

Pastes copied text into the Terminal.

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cmd + Z

Undoes the last action taken in the Terminal.

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cmd + U

Deletes the entire line of text in the Terminal.

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ctrl + A

Moves the cursor to the beginning of the line in the Terminal.

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ctrl + E

Moves the cursor to the end of the line in the Terminal.

To use the shortcuts command in MacOS, execute the following command:

Terminal window
shortcuts --option <value>

How can I list all available shortcut options in MacOS?

Section titled “How can I list all available shortcut options in MacOS?”

To list all the available shortcut options in MacOS, use the following command:

Terminal window
shortcuts --list

How do I create a new custom shortcut in MacOS?

Section titled “How do I create a new custom shortcut in MacOS?”

To create a new custom shortcut in MacOS, you can use the following command:

Terminal window
shortcuts --create "New Shortcut" --key "Ctrl+N" --command "open -a Safari"

To delete a shortcut in MacOS, you can use the following command:

Terminal window
shortcuts --delete "Shortcut Name"

How can I search for a specific shortcut in MacOS?

Section titled “How can I search for a specific shortcut in MacOS?”

To search for a specific shortcut in MacOS, you can use the following command:

Terminal window
shortcuts --search "Keyword"

How can I edit an existing shortcut in MacOS?

Section titled “How can I edit an existing shortcut in MacOS?”

To edit an existing shortcut in MacOS, you can use the following command:

Terminal window
shortcuts --edit "Shortcut Name" --new-name "New Name" --new-key "Ctrl+Shift+N"

How do I execute a shortcut command in MacOS?

Section titled “How do I execute a shortcut command in MacOS?”

To execute a shortcut command in MacOS, you can use the following command:

Terminal window
shortcuts --execute "Shortcut Name"
  1. Managing files and folders
  2. Moving between different applications
  3. Displaying the desktop
  4. Accessing Spotlight search
  5. Managing windows and tabs
  6. Switching between different desktops
  7. Controlling screen brightness
  8. Controlling volume settings
  9. Taking screenshots
  10. Locking the screen