has been using Ubuntu 10.04 development, feel good, but always do not use the shortcut keyboard, so I today to tidy up, their use of convenience, to improve the speed of development, improve efficiency.
1 Startup/Search Procedures
ALT + F1: Startup program Menu
ALT + F2: Start the Run Application dialog box
2 Boot Terminal
The default is CTRL + ALT + T, you can adjust yourself
3 Window switch
Super + TAB and ALT + TAB all can do window switch, super + TAB effect is better, ALT + TAB more general.
4 Single Desktop arrangement window
Super + W (super + A)
5 view windows for all workspaces
The operation of all windows in all workspaces through SUPER + E residents′demands.
6 move to the new workspace
CTRL + SHIFT + ARROW to move this window to the new workspace.
7 Moving Windows
CTRL + ALT + ARROW keys to help you switch between different windows, you just remember the window you want in which workspace, through this shortcut can be reached, of course, you can direct, for each workspace set a separate shortcut key. The system defaults to allow you to set shortcuts for 12 workspaces.
8 Window Move mode
The first thing I want to do is move the window through the keyboard (my test hardware is a laptop with a touchpad) and I can click ALT + F7 to get the window into the move mode and slide the touchpad so my window moves as I want.
9 Window Maximization
Then the window maximizes, using ALT + F10, which is a switch that controls whether my window is maximized or the default size.
10 Zoom Out Screen
Gnome also allows you to zoom in/out of your screen, default does not set shortcut keys, I set the CTRL + ' + ' to zoom in, CTRL + '-' to zoom out, and then can be quickly moved through the touchpad.
11 Empty Desktop
ALT + CTRL + D quickly minimize all windows in the current workspace, OK, you can think about what to do next in this temporarily empty workspace.
12 Window anti-color
Super (Microsoft key) + N = window anti-color
13 Fast Lock Screen
Ctrl + Alt + L
14 Mouse Right-click keyboard shortcuts
Shift + F10.
15 restart session to recover from crash
Ubuntu rarely crashes completely. But if it really crashes, you can reset the session by pressing CTRL + ALT + BACKSPACE, which can recover up to 90%.
16 Show hidden files
In most cases, you don't need to see those hidden files in your home directory, but if you do, you can press CTRL + H to display hidden files in Nautilus (Ubuntu File Manager).
17 Displaying file properties
The general practice of looking at files/folders is to right-click the Select attribute. Now you can press ALT + ENTER to display the Properties window.
18 Reverse Switch window
Alt + TAB is the shortcut key for the Toggle window. If you press SHIFT again, you can switch the window back. This shortcut is very useful, when you ALT + TAB too fast, miss the window you want to switch, click Shift to return to the previous window.
19 Show Desktop
Ctrl + Alt + D shortcuts let you quickly minimize all windows and see the desktop. When all windows are minimized, you can restore the original state of the window by pressing the shortcut key.
20 Fast Lock Screen
If you need to leave the computer for a while, you can press CTRL + ALT + L quickly lock the screen in case someone uses
21 Summary
Windows key Fit
Win + E Select switch in desktop
Win + W Select switch in all windows of the previous desktop
Win + A Switch between all windows of all desktops
Win + N when front window anti-color
Win + S down-cutting Machine menu
Win + M down-pull communication menu
CTRL + ALT to fit
CTRL + ALT +← switch to the left side of the desktop
CTRL + ALT +→ switch to the right side of the desktop
CTRL + ALT + SHIFT +← move the front window to the left side of the desktop
CTRL + ALT + SHIFT +→ move the front window to the right side of the desktop
CTRL + ALT + D shows desktop/original display
CTRL + ALT + T to activate the end
CTRL + ALT + L lock screen/display logon dialog box
CTRL + ALT + F1-F6 enter 1-6 command line environment
CTRL + ALT + F7 into the image interface environment
ALT + TAB to fit
ALT + Tab in the front of the desktop window in order to switch
ALT + SHIFT + Tab in reverse order in front of the desktop window
ALT + CTRL + TAB on all desktop windows in the order of the switch
ALT + CTRL + SHIFT + TAB switch in reverse order on all desktop windows
Other
Printscreen Grab-Full screen
ALT + Printscreen grab-when front window
ALT + F10 Maximize/Cancel Maximize window
ALT + F9 Minimized window
ALT + F1 dropdown app Menu
ALT + F2 Open Run application window
End shortcut keys
EDIT:
Duplicate: Ctrl + SHIFT + C
Paste: Ctrl + SHIFT + V
Window:
Activate the end: Ctrl + ALT + T
New window: CTRL + SHIFT + N
New tag: Ctrl + SHIFT + T
Switch to the first tab: ALT + I
Close the Front tab: CTRL + SHIFT + W
Close window: CTRL + SHIFT + Q
Homepage control
Zoom In: Ctrl + + (for the notebook has no +, use CTRL + SHIFT + +)
Zoom Small: Ctrl +-
Original size: Ctrl + 0
Cleanup: Ctrl + L
Full screen: F11
Gedit shortcut keys
CTRL + N NEW tags
CTRL + W closes the front tab
CTRL + Q closes the whole gedit
CTRL + I jump to row
CTRL + D Delete multiple lines in the forward or select
CTRL + F Find
CTRL + H Swap
CTRL + K full-text highlighting matching lookup
ALT + arrow up move forward or select multiple lines
ALT + Next arrow Move down the line or select multiple lines
ubuntu10.04 Improved shortcut keys
Found that GNOME can not use the key combination of win, in the "keyboard shortcuts" can not be set, the solution is to run the terminal under the user >gconf-editor
Find/apps/metacity/Directory
Where the global_keybindings and window_keybindings are set shortcut keys
For example:
1) I want to set the <win>+d shortcut key to display the desktop, then the Global_keybindings directory show_desktop key value set to <mod4>d (<Mod4> is the Win left button to do the key combination)
2 If you want to set <win>+e to open the resource manager, set the value of a command to Nautilus in the Keybinding_command directory and then Global_ The KeyBindings directory sets the value of the corresponding command to <mod4>e (Nautilus by default to the current user's home directory, or directly back to the following path: NAUTILUS/MNT/C So it goes directly to the directory.)
3 I want to set <win>+r as the boot Terminal shortcut key: System-> First Choice-> keyboard shortcuts
* Global shortcut key setting method
Entrance: System-> First Choice-> keyboard shortcuts,
Setup method: Modify & Add: There is already a shortcut key in the selection, then input, you can
Delete: There is already a shortcut key in the selection, then press backspace key, that is, just use the shortcut key,
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