Some useful Keyboard Shortcuts for Ubuntu
INFORMATION: As well as using your mouse to operate software, you can also use your keyboard to perform specific functions. This post provides a list of keyboard shortcuts which you may find useful. The list has been made for Ubuntu
To find (and change) system-level keyboard shortcuts, one can (at least in later, GNOME-based distros, run the Keyboard Shortcuts applet, e.g. via System>Preferences>Keyboard Shortcuts on the main menu.
NOTE: Although most of the shortcuts works in all the versions but with development of new Ubuntu versions you may find some of them to be obsolete.
KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS:
1.) Open TERMINAL : Ctrl + Alt + T
2.) Minimizing all windows(or toggle Show Desktop): Ctrl + Alt + D
3.) Open RUN window: Alt + F2
4.) Take Screen-shot of Whole Screen : Prt Sc
5.) Take Screen-shot of the current window: Alt + Prt Sc
6.) Switching between currently opened windows in Forward direction : Alt + Tab
7.) Switching between currently opened windows in Reverse direction : Alt + Tab + Shft
8.) Switching between workspaces Left/Right : Alt + Ctrl + Left/Right Arrow
9.) Move Current window to Left/Right Workspace : Alt + Ctrl +Shft +Left/Right Arrow
10.) Switch to Console Mode: Ctrl + Alt + F1 (F2-F6)
11.) Switch between Consoles in Console Mode: Alt + F1(F2-F6)
12.) Switch to GNOME GUI mode : Alt + F7 or type startx (in CLI)
13.) Create a folder : Ctrl + Shft + N
14.) Copy/Paste content from terminal: Ctrl + Shft + (C/V)
15.) Clear the screen in terminal: Ctrl + L
To find (and change) system-level keyboard shortcuts, one can (at least in later, GNOME-based distros, run the Keyboard Shortcuts applet, e.g. via System>Preferences>Keyboard Shortcuts on the main menu.
NOTE: Although most of the shortcuts works in all the versions but with development of new Ubuntu versions you may find some of them to be obsolete.
KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS:
1.) Open TERMINAL : Ctrl + Alt + T
2.) Minimizing all windows(or toggle Show Desktop): Ctrl + Alt + D
3.) Open RUN window: Alt + F2
4.) Take Screen-shot of Whole Screen : Prt Sc
5.) Take Screen-shot of the current window: Alt + Prt Sc
6.) Switching between currently opened windows in Forward direction : Alt + Tab
7.) Switching between currently opened windows in Reverse direction : Alt + Tab + Shft
8.) Switching between workspaces Left/Right : Alt + Ctrl + Left/Right Arrow
9.) Move Current window to Left/Right Workspace : Alt + Ctrl +Shft +Left/Right Arrow
10.) Switch to Console Mode: Ctrl + Alt + F1 (F2-F6)
11.) Switch between Consoles in Console Mode: Alt + F1(F2-F6)
12.) Switch to GNOME GUI mode : Alt + F7 or type startx (in CLI)
13.) Create a folder : Ctrl + Shft + N
14.) Copy/Paste content from terminal: Ctrl + Shft + (C/V)
15.) Clear the screen in terminal: Ctrl + L
Some useful Keyboard Shortcuts for Ubuntu
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