Shortcuts that are commonly used under Ubuntu

• Skilled shortcut key operation can greatly save our time, the following paste some shortcut key operation:
• Desktop common shortcut keys
  • Alt + F1: Focus to the left side of the desktop task navigation bar, you can press the up and down keys to navigate
  • Alt + F2: Run command
  • Alt + F4: Close the current window
  • Alt + Tab: Toggle program window
  • Alt + Space: Open Window menu
  • PrtSc: Desktop
  • Win + A: Search/Browse Programs
  • Win + F: Search/Browse files
  • Win + M: Search/Browse music files
  • Win: Search/Browse programs, files, music files, etc.
  Common Terminal shortcut keys
  • Ctrl + Alt + T: Open terminal
  • Tab: command or file name auto-complete
  • Ctrl + Shift + C: Copy
  • Ctrl + Shift + V: Paste
  • Ctrl + Shift + T: Create a new Terminal tab in the same window
  • Ctrl + Shift + W: Close tabs
  • Ctrl + Shift + N: New terminal window
  • Ctrl + Shift + Q: Close the terminal window
  • Ctrl + Shift + PageUp: Tab shift left
  • Ctrl + Shift + PageDown: Tabs move Right
  • Ctrl + D: Close tabs
  • Ctrl + L: Clear screen
  • Ctrl + C: Terminates the current task
  • Ctrl + P: Show previous History command
  • Ctrl + N: Show the next history command
  • Ctrl + R: Reverse Search History command
  • Ctrl + j/m: Enter (with the ENTER key function)
  • Ctrl + A: Cursor moves to the beginning of the line
  • Ctrl + E: Cursor moves to end of line
  • Ctrl + B: Close want to move one position after (backward)
  • Ctrl + Z: Put the current task in the background to run
  • Ctrl + PageUp: previous Terminal tab
  • Ctrl + PageDown: Next Terminal tab
  • F1: Open Help Guide
  • F11: Full Screen Toggle
  • Alt + F: Open File menu
  • Alt + E: Open the Edit menu
  • Alt + V: Open the View menu
  • Alt + S: Open the Search menu
  • Alt + T: Open the Terminal menu (terminal)
  • Alt + H: Open the Help menu
  • Ctrl +→: Cursor moves to the beginning of the previous word
  • Ctrl +←: Cursor moves to the ending of the next word
  • Ctrl + T: Position the character of the cursor position and the previous character in Exchange
  • Ctrl + U: Cut all characters from the beginning of the line to one position before the cursor
  • Ctrl + K: Cuts all characters from the cursor position to the end of the line
  • CTRL + Y: Paste Ctrl + U/ctrl + K-cut content
  • Ctrl + h/*: Delete the previous character of the cursor position (backspace key function)
  • Ctrl + D: Remove one character from the cursor position (delete key function)
  • Ctrl + W: Delete the previous word at the cursor position (ALT + Backspace key combination function)
  • CTRL + &: Recover Ctrl + H/D/W deleted content
  • Ctrl + Win +↑: Maximize Current Window
  • Ctrl + Win +↓: Restore/Minimize Current window
  • Ctrl + Win + D: Minimize All windows
  • Win + W: Show All Windows
  • Win + T: Open Recycle Bin
  • 2 consecutive TAB/4 consecutive ESC/2 consecutive CTRL + I: All commands and tool names are displayed

• Note: Under Linux the win key is the Super key

  Starter

  • Win (press and hold) to open the launcher, show shortcut keys
  • Win + Tab switch application via launcher
  • Win + 1 to 9 is the same as clicking on the icon on the launcher
  • Win + Shift + 1 to 9 opens a new window in the app
  • Win + T opens the garbage bin

  Panel

  • Win (tap tap) to open the Dash homepage
  • Win + A opens the Dash app section
  • Win + F open dash file column
  • Win + M opens the Dash music section
  • Win + C opens dash picture column
  • Win + V open dash Video column
  • Ctrl + TAB Toggle between columns or tabs

  Switching in

  • Alt + Tab switch application
  • Ctrl + Alt +tab switch All workspaces to the application
  • Alt + ' toggle the currently running application window
  • Alt + Q Close the selected application or window

  Work area

  • Win + S switch workspace
  • Ctrl + Alt + arrow keys to switch workspaces
  • Ctrl + Shift + Alt + arrow keys to move the current window to another workspace

  Window

  • Win + w expands all windows of the current workspace
  • Shift + Win + w expand windows for all workspaces
  • Ct RL + win + W flatten all windows applied in focus in current workspace
  • Shift + Ctrl + Win + W flatten current focus apply window in all workspaces
  • ctrl + win +d minimize All windows (display Desktop) can also be used   win + D
  • Ctrl + Win + on maximize when front window
  • Ctrl + win + down to restore or minimize the current window
  • Ctrl + Win + left or right half maximize current window
  • alt + F4 close the current window or Ctrl + Q
  • Alt + Space Open Window universal access Menu
  • alt + left mouse button Drag move Current window
  • Alt + middle mouse button Drag adjust Current window size
  • Ctrl + L Explorer Displays the path of the current directory in the
  • Ctrl + H Explorer displays all files and folders (shows hidden folders)
  • Alt + Enter to display property information for the selected file or folder
  • Alt + Home move directly to your home directory

  Other

  • Ctrl + Alt + T Open terminal
  • Ctrl + Q to exit the current program
  • Alt + F1 + Enter Search Computer
  • Alt + F2 Search Computer
  • Ctrl + Alt + L lock screen, if you want to go away for a while and don't want others to see your screen, equivalent to Win + L
  • Ctrl + Alt + F1 switch to the first virtual terminal
  • Ctrl + Alt + F2 (F3) (F4) (F5) (F6) Select a different virtual terminal
  • Ctrl + Alt + F7 switch to the current logon session
• Reference: 69569468 https://www.cnblogs.com/EasonJim/p/7119214.html

Shortcuts that are commonly used under Ubuntu