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Posted by Adrian Kucman
Adrian Kucman
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How to clear all commands in terminal using shortcut on macos? I was trying cmd + k but it doesn't work.

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Megan Amendola
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Megan Amendola
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Hi! If you looking to just clear out the terminal back to > |, you can just type clear and hit enter. That will clear out the terminal.

Adrian Kucman
Adrian Kucman
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Adrian Kucman
Adrian Kucman
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Thank you for your feedback! I knew it but I thought that shortcut would be faster over typing every time clear keyword.