I have Debian 9 with GNOME 3.22.2.
I want minimize all windows with super+D shortcut keyboard. This command working in Ubuntu 18.04 but not working in Debian. I wanted to add keyboard shortcut to custom shortcut, but i did not know the command to add it.
Hide all normal windows inactive by default in Debian 9, I found it in keyboard shortcut list in navigation section and set Super+D shortcut.
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Iʼm running VSCode on Linux. Its window contains menu bar (usual style: File, Edit, ..., Help) which is accessible only with the mouse. I havenʼt managed to find a shortcut to select a menu item or even the whole menu bar. This differs from Windows where this menu is controllable using regular Windows style (Alt+F for File, etc.)
Is there a shortcut to go to the menu bar or its item? What is its name, if present?
Linux = Ubuntu 20.04+KDE, freshly updated.
VSCode = 1.68.1 (latest today) from Ubuntu snap (stable channel).
It works well for me (Ubuntu: 20.04.4 LTS, VSCode: 1.68.0) and it is supposed to work in the same way for Linux or Windows. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Table_of_keyboard_shortcuts.
What happen when you press Alt? Can it select the menu bar?
I have Intellij IDEA installed on my Debian Jessie with Cinnamon. It has shortcut ALT+SHIFT+F10. The problem is that the input language change shortcut is ALT+SHIFT, so when I try to use IntelliJ shortcut it works, but it also changes the language.
Moreover, on my work computer under Windows 10, the language doesn't change. I think it is because, on Windows, language switching is performed after I release the keys, and on Debian when keys are pressed.
So how should I set language change shortcut on keyUp event? Again, my goal is to use IntelliJ ALT+SHIFT+F10 shortcut without immediate language switching (assigned to ALT+SHIFT).
Regards!
Keyboard shortcuts on Cinnamon are changed in the Keyboard Settings Screen. To begin editing shortcuts click on the menu button, navigate to preferences and scroll down until you see "Keyboard".
Note, on my system I do not have anything mapped to alt+shift so you might have another application that is listening on that key combination.
On my Mac I can open up the Sublime Text 3 package explorer using Cmd+Shift+P. How can I do this on my windows machine? ctrl+Shift+P doesn't work for me and a google search yielded nothing.
CtrlShiftP is the default key binding for the Command Palette on Windows (and Linux). If it's not working for you, click on the Tools menu and see what shortcut is listed next to the Command Palette option (it should be the first entry in the menu).
I just installed Linux Mint 15 mate, and the menu crashed so I closed it. Now, the menu doesn't appear in the bottom left of the screen and I can't pull it up by pressing the Windows key. How do I restart the menu? Is there a terminal command for it? I tried restarting, expecting it to automatically load, but it didn't work.
Right click on your panel and choose add applets to panel select menu
I'm using Ubuntu 11.04 and Eclipse 3.5.2. Is there a way to get Eclipse to recognize the numpad-5 key with numlock off (called VK_CLEAR in Windows, and either KP_CLEAR or KP_BEGIN in Linux)? I use the key in both NetBeans and CodeLite to re-center the current line in the text editor window.