Hot answers tagged keyboard-shortcuts
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To activate the compose key I had to activate it:
1 System Settings > Keyboard
2 On Tab Typing > Layout Settings
3 On Tab Layouts > Options > Compose key
A useful list of compose key combinations can be found here.
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Take a look at the push-line ZLE command. This command pushes the current contents of the line onto the buffer stack and clears the line. You can then enter another command and when ZLE starts up again, the line is popped from the buffer stack into the line buffer.
prompt@world$ cp abc /mnt/usr/bin # The user presses Esc-q
prompt@world$ ...
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If you mean keyboard shortcut at the prompt of interactive bash shells, you could bind the shell-backward-word and shell-forward-word to some sequence of characters sent upon some key or combination of key presses.
Like if pressing Ctrl-Left sends the sequence \e[1;5D on your terminal like it does in xterm, you could do:
bind '"\e[1;5D": ...
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You're looking for the push-line command, which is bound to Ctrl+Q and Esc Q by default. This command clears the input and lets you enter another command; once you've executed or canceled this command, the previous command is brought back for editing.
With a multiline command , push-line only clears the current line, and keeps the other lines in the input ...
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Depends what exactly you want to do.
terminals have two major modes both of which can be fine tuned with extra settings:
cooked/canonical mode. In that mode, the terminal comes with an internal line editor where the ^H (or ^?), ^W, ^U (or @), ^V (or \) characters can be used to edit the line. Nothing is sent to the application reading from the terminal ...
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Ctrl+x bEnter will change between last two files.
To go to any buffer whose name starts with xy use Ctrl+bxyTABEnter
To list the buffers: Ctrl+xCtrl+b, use Ctrl+x1 to get rid of the split window.
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GtkNotebook defaults to CtrlPageUp and CtrlPageDown for switching tabs (hardcoded in gtk/gtknotebook.c).
The problem is your keys are on the numpad, so they have different keynames/keysyms, i.e.: KP_Page_Up (instead of Page_Up) and KP_Page_Down (instead of Page_Down). Remapping the keys should fix it. I have no numpad on my XPS 15 to test but something ...
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