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How to scroll up or down in terminal?
Ctrl + Shift + Up Arrow or Down Arrow Unlike Shift + Page Up or Page Down, which scrolls the entire page, this will help with a smoother line-by-line scrolling, which is exactly what I was looking for.
What’s the default Scroll speed on this computer?
By default this setting is registered at “3”, but you can fine-tune it to respond at any sensitivity between 1 (which means for every notch you scroll on the wheel, the page will go down one line in a 1:1 ratio), up to 100.
Why does my new mouse scroll so slow?
Often when you get a new mouse, there’s a bit of a learning curve to nail down just how fast (or slow) it scrolls. Some stickier scroll wheels take all the strength you have to get down a notch or two, while others can be too loose and will have you hugging the bottom of the page with a light flick.
How to scroll up or down on Linux Virtual Console?
SHIFT + Page Up and SHIFT + Page Down are the correct keys to operate on the linux (virtual) console, but vmware console doesn’t have those terminal settings. The virtual console has fixed scroll back size, it sounds like it’s limited to video memory size according to this Linux virtual console Scrolling behavior documentation.
What’s the best way to scroll on a computer?
Press it once, then use Up/Down, PgUp/PgDown, Home/End to scroll. Press it again to jump back down and resume typing. In most terminals that I known you can use Shift + PageUp and Shift + DownDown for scrolling. Note that some terminals don’t support scrolling, or use a very limited history buffer.
How to scroll up or down in Arch Linux?
It seems as though this is not easily possible: The Arch Linux Wiki lists no way to do this on the console (while easily possible on the virtual terminal). You could use tmux scrolling: Ctrl – b then [ then you can use your normal navigation keys to scroll around (eg. Up Arrow or PgDn).