Ubuntu shortcut keys and automatically hide the taskbar

Many of you are familiar with the shortcut keys in Ubuntu. This article provides some of the most commonly used shortcut keys to facilitate your Ubuntu operations.

The following are the keyboard shortcuts:

1. Super key (win key)-open dash.

2. Press the super key to start launcher.

3. Press the super key, and then press the numbers keys 1, 2, and 3-open an application from launcher. When you press the super key, each application icon displays a number, press the corresponding number to open the application.

4. Alt + F1-move the keyboard focus to launcher, move it with the arrow keys, press enter to start an application, and press the right arrow to display quicklist.

5. Alt + F2-open dash in special mode to run any command.

6. Super key + A-open the application window from launcher.

7. Super key + F-open the file and folder window from launcher.

8. Super key + w-stretch mode to narrow down the windows in all workspaces.

9. Press the super key + D-to minimize all windows (that is, display the desktop) and restore all windows once again.

10. Press the super key + T-to open the recycle bin.

11. The super key + S-Expo mode reduces all the workspace and allows you to manage the window.

12. CTRL + ALT + T-start terminal.

13. CTRL + ALT + L-lock the screen.

14. CTRL + ALT + up/down/left/right-click to move to the new workspace.

15. CTRL + ALT + Shift + up/down/left/right-click the window and place it in the new workspace.

16. F10-open the first menu on the top panel and use the arrow keys to browse the menu items.

Below are some shortcut keys supported by Ubuntu unity:

1. In launcher, you can drag the icon to re-sort the application.

2. You can drag the icon from the launcher to the recycle bin to remove the application from the launcher.

3. move the cursor to the left of the screen. If you do not stop for a few seconds, the Unity dock starts.

4. move the cursor to the upper left corner (near the Ubuntu icon) and start the unity dock.

5. If there are too many applications in launcher, you can scroll the scroll wheel to move quickly.

6. When the cursor is on the "sound" icon on the top panel, you can use the scroll wheel to adjust the system volume (zoom in or down ).

7. Click the middle mouse button (click the scroll wheel) on the launcher icon of an application to open the application in a new window. Sometimes this function is very useful in the notebook, at the same time, you can press the left/right arrow keys to achieve the same effect.

8. Maximize-the window is automatically maximized when it is dragged close to the top panel.

9. Restore window size-drag the window down or double-click the window.

10. tile-drag the window to the left/right.

The following are some useful window management shortcuts:

1. Alt + F10-switch the current window between maximization and non-maximization.

2. Alt + F9-Minimize the current window.

3. Alt + TAB-switch between the currently opened windows.

4. Alt + F4-close the current window.

5. Alt + F7-Move the current window (you can move it with a keyboard or mouse ).

Ubuntu 11.04 automatically hides the boot bar on the right and installs sudo apt-Get install compizconfig-settings-manager. Then set it in Ubuntu unity plugin on the desktop.