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keyboard type

1. Press Alt + Ctrl and then the left and right cursor keys on the keyboard to switch workspaces.

2.Press "/" key for web is equal to find function, press " /" key for desktop or directory is equal to "open.. "

3. Quick file (folder) location under the current directory, directly enter the file (folder) name

4. Shift key can quickly switch between Chinese and English input of scim, just like smart ABC under windows.

5.alt+ left and right can go forward and backward pages

6. Alt+Ctrl+L is equivalent to Win + L in Windows, ctrl+alt+d is equivalent to Win +D in Windows

--In other words,Alt+Ctrl is equivalent to Win--

Ctrl +Alt+Shift+ Left/Right arrow keys to move the current window to the previous or next desktop

Alt + Shift +Tab Toggle window to left,Alt+Shift+Tab Toggle window to friends

mouse-type

1. Drag and drop the window title directly when maximizing to restore the window size, and then drag and drop back to maximize

2. Scroll the mouse wheel in the volume control to adjust the volume directly, scroll the wheel in the taskbar to switch the taskbar, and the workspace to switch the workspace.

3. When browsing the web page, drop the image directly into the save directory and download it

4. Press the mouse wheel to post, press the left and right mouse keys at the same time is equivalent to pressing the middle mouse key-> extend to, select text on the web, directly double key (middle key) can post selected text

5. Small windows in the workspace can be dragged across different workspaces, i.e. moved to... Functions of (workspace)

6. Shift + mouse wheel to go back to the page

7. Middle mouse click on the title bar to hide the current window

8. Shift-drag the window to absorb the movement of the upper and lower edges

9. Drag files from File Manager directly into GNOME Terminal to get full pathnames in Terminal

10. Modify directory icons: drag pictures from the file manager directly onto icons with folder properties.

11. Click the middle mouse button directly on the blank of the scroll bar, and the screen scrolls to that place.

12. Drag the picture to the desktop with the middle key, and select it as wallpaper.

universal shortcut key

Alt + F1 opens the Applications menu in GNOME, similar to Windows Win.

Alt + F2 is similar to Win + R in Windows, running applications in GNOME

Ctrl + Alt + D is similar to Win + D in Windows, showing the desktop!

Ctrl + Alt + L Lock the desktop and activate the screensaver

Alt + Tab The Alt + Tab key combination in Windows switches between different program windows.

PrintScreen

Alt + Print Screen

Ctrl + Alt + → / ← Switch between workstations

Ctrl + Alt + Shift + → / ← Move the current window to a different workbench

Ctrl+Alt+Shift+Fn Terminal N or Analog Terminal N(n and N are numbers 1-6)

Ctrl+Alt+F7 Return to Desktop

Ctrl+Alt+Shift+F8 Unknown (terminal or analog terminal)

Terminal input command often used shortcut keys

tab= complete

Ctrl+A= Start Position

Ctrl+e= Last position

Ctrl+k= Delete everything from here to the end

Ctrl+u= delete here to start everything

Ctrl+d= Delete the current letter

Ctrl+w= Delete words from here to the left

Ctrl+y= Paste the word deleted by Ctrl+u, Ctrl+d, Ctrl+w

Ctrl+r= testing, not sure yet, hehe.

Ctrl+L= equivalent to clear

Ctrl+B= Move back

Ctrl+f= Move forward

Ctrl+p= Show cache command up

Ctrl+n= Show cache command down

Ctrl+d= Close terminal

shift+ up or down = terminal scroll up or down

shift+ pgg or pgdown= terminal scroll up and down

Ctrl+Shift+F= Full screen (konsole only)

ctrl+shift+n= new terminal (terminal and konsole differ)

Ctrl+C= Terminate

window management

1. Win+E-Displays all desktops, convenient left and right selection.

2. Alt+Ctrl+Left/Right Arrow

3. Alt+Ctrl+Shift+Left/Right Arrow-Move the current window to another desktop

4. Alt + Shift+ Up Arrow-Displays the current window in a cool way

5. Alt+F9/F10-Minimize/Maximize the current window

5. Alt+F4-Close the current window

6. Alt+F5-Do not maximize the current window

7. Alt+F7-Activates the Move option for the current window, you can use the arrow keys to move the current window, even to other desktops.

8. Alt+F8-Resize the current window with the arrow keys

9. Ctrl + Alt + D-Display Desktop/Restore Current Window

10. Alt+ Tab-Switch windows

Nautilus

11. Shift+Ctrl+N-Create a new folder, useful

12. Alt + Enter-View properties of selected files/folders instead of right-clicking to select properties

13. Ctrl + 1/2-Change folder view, icon view/list view

14. Ctrl + W-Close the Nautilus window

15. Ctrl + Shift + W-Close all Nautilus windows

16. Ctrl+T-Create a new label in Nautilus

17. Alt + Up/Down Arrow-Move to parent folder/selected folder

18. Alt + Left/Right Arrow-Back/Forward

19. Alt + Home -Move directly to the home folder

20. F9-Switch shows Nautilus sidebar

21. Ctrl + H -Toggle Show hidden folders

22. Ctrl + Alt + L -Lock Screen

23. Alt + F1-Open the application menu

24. Alt + F2-Opens the Run Application dialog box

25. Win + mouse wheel-zoom in/out screen

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