Shortcut keys for Ubuntu OS!
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Shortcut keys are very useful for computer operations. Sometimes these key combinations seems very helpful to complete computer work at less times. Shortcut keys are for keyboard based usage. There are so many short cut key combinations available in almost every operating system. Following combinations of shortcut keys are for Linux based operating system Ubuntu OS mainly(may work on others OS). These Combinations are as follows --
A. Graphical User Interface -
Open Terminal
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Ctrl + Alt + T
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Create a new document
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Ctrl + N
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Open a document
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Ctrl + O
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Save the current document
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Ctrl + S
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Print the current document
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Ctrl + P
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Close the current document
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Ctrl + W
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Quit the current document
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Ctrl + Q
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Rename a file
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F2 (after selection)
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Cut
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Ctrl + X
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Copy
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Ctrl + C
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Paste
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Ctrl + V
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Select all
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Ctrl + A
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Switch to the first virtual
terminal
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Ctrl + Alt + F1
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Select the different virtual
terminals
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Ctrl + Alt + F1(F2)(F3) and so on.
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Switch between open programs
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Alt + Tab
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Lock the screen
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Ctrl + Alt + L
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Opens the Applications menu
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Alt + F1
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Move to the next/previous
workspace -
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Ctrl + Alt + Left / Right arrow
key
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Resizes the current window
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Alt + F8
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Move the current window
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Alt + F7
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Unmaximizes the current window
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Alt + F5
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Close the current window
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Alt + F4
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Minimizes the current window
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Alt + F9
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Maximizes the current window
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Alt + F10
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Open the Run Application dialog
box
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Alt + F2
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Take Screeshot
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PrntScr
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B. Character User Interface (Terminal) -
Log out /Exit
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Ctrl + D
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Find the last command matching the
entered letters
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Ctrl + R
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Delete the command from the cursor
right
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Ctrl + K
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Delete the word before the cursor
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Ctrl + W
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Clear the terminal output
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Ctrl + L
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Copy the highlighted command to
the clipboard
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Shift + Ctrl + C
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Paste the contents of the
clipboard
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Shift + Ctrl + V
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Scroll terminal output
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Shift+pg up / pg dn
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