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Each operating system will have a lot of keyboard shortcuts available, Fedora system as a very popular linux distribution, there are also a lot of keyboard shortcuts, most of which are compatible with Windows systems, but due to different habits, many operations of linux systems are more convenient to use shortcut keys. But how to remember a lot of keyboard shortcuts? You don't need to remember.

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Here is a collection of fedora 25 gnome version of the common fast operation, enough for ordinary users to greatly improve efficiency.

Ctrl+Alt+F1: enter the virtual terminal, press Ctrl+Alt+ [F2~F6] to enter the terminal, there are five available, Ctrl+Alt+F7 switch back to the graphics window. Because it is a plain text interface, this feature is not needed by most users, unless you are a system troublemaker or familiar with the system.

Alt + F2: open the run window

Alt+Tab: toggle window

Alt+ `: switch between different tags in the same program

Ctrl+Alt+ up and down arrows: switch workspaces

PrintScr: screenshot, screenshot

Shift+pageup/pagedown: turn the page up and down at the terminal

Alt+F10: resize the window by default

Alt+F4: closing window

Alt+F2 input gnome-terminal: open the terminal

Some common fast operations in the terminal:

Type gedit: open gedit (a Gnome desktop comes with a text editor by default, similar to notepad on Windows)

Restart the x window (can be understood as a restart of the graphical interface, not a restart of the system): r

System restart: reboot

System shutdown: halt or shutdown-h now

Gnome Shortcut key Summary

Universal shortcut key

Alt + F1 is similar to the win key under Windows and opens the "Application" menu (Applications) in GNOME.

Alt + F2 is similar to the Win + R key combination under Windows and runs the application in GNOME.

Ctrl + Alt + D is similar to the Win + D key combination under Windows to display the desktop.

Ctrl + Alt + L locks the desktop and starts the screen saver

Alt + Tab and Alt + Tab under Windows to switch between different program windows

PrintScreen full screen capture

Alt + PrintScreen current window Snapshot

Ctrl + Alt + → / ← switch between different workbench

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 digital 1mai 6)

Ctrl+Alt+Shift+F7 returns to the desktop

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

Window operation shortcut key

Alt + F4 close window

Alt + F5 unmaximize window (restore window original size)

Alt + F7 move window (Note: not valid when window is maximized)

Alt + F8 resize the window (note: not valid when the window is maximized)

Alt + F9 minimize window

Alt + F10 maximize window

Alt + Space opens the control menu of the window (click the menu that appears on the icon in the upper left corner of the window)

Common keyboard shortcuts in applications

(note: not applicable to all programs)

Ctrl+N New window

Ctrl+X shear

Ctrl+C replication

Ctrl+V paste

Ctrl+Z undoes the previous operation

Ctrl+Shift+Z redoes the step that was just undone

Ctrl+S save

File browser

Ctrl+H shows hidden files (toggle key)

Ctrl+T New label

A tag on Ctrl+Page Up

Ctrl+Page Down next label

Alt+N switches to the Nth label (N is numeric)

Web browser

Ctrl+Tab toggles web page tags

Ctrl+W closes web page tabs

If these common shortcuts don't satisfy you, you can find almost all keyboard shortcuts in fedora's help program, but they may be scary, just search for them when you need them.

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