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I use the stadndard terminal that is shipped with Ubuntu 18.04 and I would like to rebind the shortcut Alt + f and Alt + b to Alt + -> and Alt + <- correspondingly.
How can it be done?
If you mean with "standard terminal" the gnome-terminal, you can change the hotkeys in the menu
Edit -> Preferences -> Shortcuts
Other terminals have similar possibilites in menues at almost equal preferences locations. E.g, in the terminator terminal it is:
RightClick -> Preferences -> Key Bindings
Btw: Please consider looking for non-programming Ubuntu related questions in the askUbuntu community, where this would be a duplicate.
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The keyboard shortcut Ctrl+` (Ctrl+backtick) doesn't work in Linux based terminals like urxvt, gnome-terminal, xfce-terminal, Git Bash on Windows, etc.
Is this a bug or a feature?
All other applications like Emacs and VS Code accept this keybinding.
Following keybinding works for my xterm/ubuntu:
#!/bin/bash
xrdb -merge << 'EOF'
XTerm*VT100.translations: #override\n\
Ctrl <Key>` : string("ls -la")string(0x0d)
EOF
# then start a new xterm
With some adaptation, it should work for urxvt and xfce-terminal.
Update
For xfce4-terminal, you can put following line in ~/.config/xfce4/terminal/accels.scm
(gtk_accel_path "<Actions>/terminal-window/paste" "<Primary>grave")
So that Ctrl-` will paste.
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I installed VMWare and downloaded Kali Linux from Offensive security and my at(#) sign is written as double angle quotation marks(«) instead.
My Keyboard settings are on German language and MacBookPro.
How do i fix that?
This is a problem with the Keyboard Model you can fix it in the GUI:
Go to Settings -> Keyboard -> Layout -> Change the Keyboard Layout to German -> Change the Keyboard model to Apple laptop.
Or in the terminal:
sudo dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration
and then choose German as language and Apple laptop as Keyboard model.
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As a follow-up to this question, is there a way to use keyboard shortcuts in Excel to select/de-select the filter drop-down check boxes? I'm not satisfied to only arrive at these check boxes via keyboard shortcuts. I want to know if I can actually toggle them off/on with shortcuts.
You can use Space bar to select or de-select items.
This shortcuts may work. Select the column and press ALT + Down arrow or Ctrl+Shift+L
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Is there any way to move across the different tabs in linux(CentOS) terminal like Ctrl + Tab for moving across different tabs in web browsers.
I have tried Alt + 1 , Alt +2 etc... for moving along the ordered tabs. But it will not work more than nine tabs.
Is there any other keyboard shortcut to move across the tabs ?
If you're using Mac, you can do Cmd + left/right arrow
If you're using Linux, you can do Ctrl + page up/page down or left/right arrow
Please let me know if you have any questions!
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Map F1-F5 will fail, while map F6-F12 is ok.
The same map can work in Guake. So it must be the problem with Konsole.
How to deal with?
Kubuntu:13.04
Konsole:2.11.3
Vim: 7.4.5
KDE: 4.11.3
If you go to Settings -> Edit Current Profile -> Keyboard, you can select the bindings as follows: