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Ubuntu Shortcuts
Tags: shortcuts, ubuntu
Written by: kamasheto

All these shortcuts could be found and changed from System > Preferences > Keyboard Shortcuts

Move to workspace on the right: Ctrl+Alt+Right
Move to workspace on the left: Ctrl+Alt+Left
Browse workspaces linearly: Ctrl+Alt+Down

Open Applications menu: Alt+F1
Run command: Alt+F2
Show hidden files: Ctrl+H

Shadow Window: Ctrl+Alt+S
Show Desktop: Ctrl+Alt+D
Window Picker: Shift+Alt+Up
Logout: Ctrl+Alt+Backspace

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Published:: jun 11th, '08 / 7am

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bingorabbit jun 11th, '08 / 4pm

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Just a note :), most of these shortcuts exist on F8, one KDE kaman :D, ma3ada Ctrl+h for the hidden files, bas ana makontesh a3rafhom kolohom btw. Bas most of them 3ala shan el compiz-fusion especially those which are related to Workspaces and Windows

Ah, use the logout button instead of Ctrl+Alt+Backspace, it saves the session you were working on and enhances your login time.

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