Shortcut keys under Linux

Screen:

2. Ctrl + Alt + D shows desktop/desktop minimize/restore win+d under Desktop ==windows
   

4. Ctrl + Alt + L (L) win+l under lock screen ==windows

6. ALT + F2 input command to run Win+r under ==windows

8. Alt +tab switching between different work platforms, consistent with Windows

10. Alt + F1 Open menu for current program

12. Alt +tab switching between different work platforms, consistent with Windows

14. Printscreen Full Screen screenshot

16. Alt + printscreen Current window grab
    

Terminal:

2. Create a new tab under Ctrl + Shift + t terminal
   

4. Ctrl + Shift + d/w Close the current tab of the terminal

6. Ctrl + Shift + q Close The terminal, that is, close all tabs

8. Ctrl + Shift + N opens a new terminal, note that it must be a mouse click on the terminal to create a new terminal, otherwise a new one is created for the current active window.
   

10. Ctrl + PageUp Previous tab

12. Ctrl + PageDown after a tabbed page

14. Ctrl + Shift +pageup Tab shift left

16. Ctrl + Shift +pagedown Tabs move right

18. ALT + F1 Switch to the first tab of the current terminal

20. ALT + F2 Switch to the second tab of the current terminal

22. ALT + F3 Switch to the Third tab of the current terminal

24. Maximizing or restoring a F11 terminal

26. Ctrl + Shift + "+" terminal amplification

28. Ctrl + "-" terminal Zoom Out

30. Ctrl + 0 Terminal original size

Copy and paste:

1. Ctrl + Shift + C copy
   

2. Ctrl + Shift + v paste

Window operation:

2. Alt + F4 close the current window
   

4. Alt + F5 Restore the current window size

6. Alt + F7 Move the current window

8. ALT + F9 Minimize Current window

10. ALT + F10 Maximize Current window

12. Alt + Space Open Window Control menu
    

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Shortcut keys under Linux