How to set a single modifier key as a shortcut in openbox?
I want to have my super key start dmenu.
I have set it as a keyboard shortcut in my rc.xml as follows:
keyboard-shortcuts
How to activate the hotkeys in Linux Debian 8 Jessie (Gnome 3 DE)?
I installed the Linux Debian 8 OS with Gnome 3 Desktop Environment a couple of days ago; till then, I used Ubuntu on my PC and I always found really useful the hotkeys/shortcuts available in that distribution.
How to set ctrl+c to copy, ctrl+v to paste and ctrl+shift+c to kill process in xfce4-terminal?
Hello I can’t find the option to reassign shortcuts in xfce4-terminal 0.6.3. I’d like to reassign ctrl+c to copy, ctrl+v to paste and ctrl+shift+c to kill process. I know I can do that easily under gnome-terminal but since I’m using xfce I would like to avoid installing all the dependencies for gnome-terminal. Any idea on how to achieve that ?
Linux alternative to alt+numpad codes
I sometimes need to type “alt codes” to get symbols and on linux, it can be inefficient to use shift+ctrl+u then type the code, for example shift+ctrl+u+00a7 for § when on Windows it’s alt+21.
Why is the order in which shortcuts keys are executed important?
Press Ctrl and hold it. Then, press Alt and hold it. Finally, press Delete. If you have a Ubuntu system (maybe any debian-based system), it is very likely that your session will be locked, as you have executed the Ctrl+Alt+Delete shortcut.
Mapping otherwise conflicting or unmappable keys in terminal Vim
Resources in the network (1, 2, 3) claim that some key
combinations, among which Ctrl-Shift-letter, Ctrl-number,
Ctrl-i/Tab, Ctrl-m/Enter,
Esc/Ctrl-[, cannot be mapped reliably in Vim because the
terminal does not distinguish them from their unmodified counterparts (more
background in this Gilles’ answer and this ASCII table article). As
a concrete example, the maps
Ctrl-s hangs the terminal emulator?
I came across a sentence in vimdoc:
How to disable Alt-Arrow switching of Virtual Consoles?
The following happens on different Linuces:
Rebinding/disabling CTRL+ALT+F# Virtual Terminal/Console Switching
I have an application that binds CTRL+ALT+F7, but my linux machine seems to catch the keystroke.
How to quickly send commands to nested tmux sessions?
I have the following in my .tmux.conf