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Ubuntu 12.04 Common shortcut keys ===== Desktop =====alt + F1: Focus on the left side of the desktop task navigation bar, you can press the up and down keys navigation. ALT + F2: Run command ALT + F4: Close window ALT + TAB: Toggle program window ALT + Space: Open Window menu Print: Desktop SUPER: Open Dash Panel to search or browse items, default has a search box, press "down" arrow key to enter the browsing area (SUPER Key refers to the win key or Mac command key) in the dash panel, press CTRL + TAB: Switch to the next sub-panel (can search for different types of items, such as programs, files, music) Super + A: Search or browse program (application) Super + F: Search or browse files (file) SUPER + M: Search or browse music files ===== Orca read screen software ===== start Orca:super + A, then enter Orca, then go to orca + Spaces: Display Preferences dialog box (Orca key refers to INS ERT Insert key or CAPS LOCK case conversion key, depending on settings) ORCA + t: Read current time ORCA + TT: Read Current date ORCA + S: Toggle synthetic Voice Switch ORCA +/: Read aloud title ORCA +//: Read the status bar ORCA + semicolon: Read the whole Files Orca + Q: Exit Orca more shortcuts Please refer to the Key Bindings tab of Orca preferences ===== Firefox browser ===== How to enter Firefox: 1. SUPER + A, then press Firefox, enter. This is the search app running in the dash panel. In fact, just press fir to locate the Firefox program. 2. ALT, then press Firefox, enter. This is equivalent to running a command at the command line. 3. Press Firefox&amp in the terminal, and enter. This applies to users with the terminal as the main operating window, and the TAB key can also be used to automatically complete the command (just enter the first few letters and then press the TAB key). & In the shell is the background to run the meaning, so that the terminal will not be exclusive Firefox. CTRL + T: New Tab CTRL + W: Close Tab CTRL + SHIFT + T: Reopen recently closed tabs Ctrl + TAB: Switch to next tab CTRL + SHIFT + TAB: Switch to previous tab ALT + [1-8 ]: Skip to developing tab ALT + 9: Skip to last tab CTRL + L: Skip to the Address bar ESC: Stop loading the current page Ctrl + K: Skip to the Search engine input box CTRL + F: Search in the current page/: Quick Find. Many programs in Linux, such as VI, man, and less, use/as shortcut keys for searches, and can be found using regular expressions. However, there is no function of regular expression search in Firefox. CTRL + D: Favorites to bookmarks ALT + LEFT ARROW: Back ALT + V: Forward Ctrl + Q: Exit ===== gedit Text Editor ===== start Gedit:super + A, then press gedit, enter CTRL + N: New Document CTRL + W: Close the document CTRL + S: Save Ctrl + SHIFT + S: Saved as CTRL + S: Search for CTRL + H: Search and replace Ctrl + I: Jump to a line Ctrl + C: Copy Ctrl + V: Paste Ctrl + X: Cut CT RL + Q: Exit ===== Nautilus File Manager ===== Start Nautilus method: 1. SUPER + 1, this method only applies if the Nautilus in the left-hand fast-start position has not changed. 2. SUPER + A, then enter Nautilus, and then return to F2: Rename Ctrl + 1: Icon View Ctrl + 2: List View Ctrl + T: New Tab CTRL + W: Close Tab CTRL + D: Bookmark Ctrl + Q: Exit Nautilus also has many shortcut keys that are consistent with Firefox. ===== Rhythmbox Audio player =====ctrl + space: Play/pause ALT + RIGHT ARROW: Next ALT + LEFT ARROW: Previous CTRL + UPPER ARROW key: Increase volume CTRL + LOWER ARROW key: Decrease Volume CTRL + U: Random Play CT RL + R: Repeat Ctrl + Q: Exit ===== Terminal Terminal =====ctrl + ALT + T: Open terminal tab: Auto-complete command or file name CTRL + SHIFT + V: Paste (no action required to copy in Linux, text selected automatically copied) Ctrl + SHIFT + T: New Tab CTRL + D: Close Tab CTRL + L: Clear Screen Ctrl + R + text: Search in input History Ctrl + A: Move to the beginning of CTRL + E: Move to the end of the line CTRL + C: Terminate current taskCTRL + Z: Put the current task in the background (equivalent to running the Command &) ~: Indicates the user directory path ===== If you open a program ===== "System Configuration" for example, first press Super + A,super is the win key, then switch to Chinese input method, enter " System configuration, press ENTER to open the program. Then press the TAB key to browse the sub-configuration program in the system configuration.

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