Ubuntu Common shortcut Key Encyclopedia

= = = Keyboard class = = =

1. Hold down the ALT + Ctrl key and press the left and right cursor keys on the keyboard to switch the workspace

2.web Press "/" key equals Lookup function, desktop or directory Press "/" equals "open ..."

3. The current directory of Fast file (folder) positioning, direct input file (folder) name

The 4.shift key can quickly switch to SCIM in the English-Chinese input, like intelligent ABC under Windows

5.alt+ can go forward back page

6. Screen Lock: Alt+ctrl+l equivalent to the win key + L in Windows, Ctrl+alt+d is equivalent to the win key in Windows +d

In other words, Alt+ctrl is equivalent to the win key--

7.ctrl+alt+shift+ the left and right arrow keys, you can move the current window to the previous or next desktop

8.alt+tab the window to the left, Alt+shift+tab switch to the friend window

= = = Mouse class = = =

1. Direct drag in the Maximized window title can restore the window size, and then drag and drop back to maximize

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

3. When browsing the Web page, directly drop the picture to the Save directory can download

4. Press the mouse wheel is posted, while pressing the mouse around the key equivalent to pressing the mouse button –> extension to, on the web selected text, direct double bond (middle key) can post selected text

5. The small windows in the workspace can be dragged in different work areas, that is, the function of moving to ... (workspace)

6.shift + mouse wheel can back page

7. The middle mouse key point title bar can hide the current window

8. Hold down SHIFT and drag the window to absorb the movement of the top and bottom edges

9. Directly drag files from the File Manager to the GNOME terminal to get the full path name in the terminal

10. Modify the directory icon: You can drag the picture in the file Manager directly to the icon on the folder property.

11. The middle mouse button directly clicks the blank of the scroll bar and the screen scrolls to that place.

12. Middle-drag pictures to the desktop, you can choose to set as Wallpaper

General shortcut Keys

Alt + F1 Similar to the win key under Windows, open the Application menu in GNOME (applications)

Alt + F2 similar to Windows Win + R key, run application in Gnome

Ctrl + Alt + D is similar to the win + D key combination under Windows, display desktop!

Ctrl + Alt + L lock desktop and start screen saver

ALT + TAB with ALT + TAB keys under Windows to toggle between different program windows

Printscreen Full Screen capture map

Alt + printscreen Current Window Scratch chart

Ctrl + Alt +→/← Switch between different 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 for number 1-6)

CTRL+ALT+F7 Return to Desktop

Ctrl+alt+shift+f8 Unknown (terminal or analog terminal)

Shortcut keys for terminal command often used

tab= Full complement

ctrl+a= Start position

Ctrl+e= last Position

Ctrl+k= Delete everything here to the end

ctrl+u= Delete here to start all content

ctrl+d= Delete Current Letter

ctrl+w= Delete the word here to the left

ctrl+y= paste the word deleted by ctrl+u,ctrl+d,ctrl+w

Ctrl+r= is testing, has not figured out, hehe.

Ctrl+l= equals clear.

Ctrl+b= to move back

Ctrl+f= move forward

ctrl+p= Display cache command up

Ctrl+n= Cache Command Down

Ctrl+d= Close Terminal

shift+ up or down = terminal scrolling up and down

Shift+pgup or pgdown= terminal scroll up and down

ctrl+shift+f= Full Screen (Konsole only)

ctrl+shift+n= new terminals (terminal and konsole are different)

Ctrl+c= terminated.

Window Management

1. win+e– display all desktop, convenient left and right choice.

2. Alt+ctrl+left/right Arrow-Switch desktop

3. Alt+ctrl+shift+left/right arrow– Move the current window to the other desktop

4. Alt + shift+ up arrow– display the current window in a cool way

5. alt+f9/f10– Minimize/maximize the current window

5. alt+f4– Closes the current window

6. alt+f5– does not maximize the current window

7. alt+f7– activates the current window's move options, you can use the arrow keys to move the current window, or even move to another desktop.

8. alt+f8– to adjust the current window size with the arrow keys

9. Ctrl + Alt + D-Show desktop/restore Current window

ALT + tab– Toggle window

Nautilus

shift+ctrl+n– new folder, useful

Alt + enter– View the properties of the Select File/folder instead of right-clicking to select Properties

Ctrl + 1/2– Change the way Folders view view, Icon View/List view

Ctrl + W-Closes the current Nautilus window

Ctrl + Shift + W-Close all Nautilus windows

Ctrl+t– creates a new label in Nautilus

Alt + Up/down arrow– move to parent folder/Selected folder

Alt + left/right arrow– back/forward

Alt + Home-move directly to the main folder

f9– Switch Displays Nautilus Sidebar

Ctrl + H-switch to show hidden folders

Ctrl + Alt + L-Lock screen

ALT + f1– Open Application Menu

Alt + f2– Open the Run Application dialog box

Win + mouse wheel-enlarge/shrink Screen