Gedit keyboard shortcuts windows#

So I modified my copy of dwm to use the windows key (modkey 4).So now the windows key is used for keybinds that interact with dwm, allowing alt-based keybinds to be consumed by applications, as normal! When pressed, the WM consumes them before they get to the application.

But some of the keybinds used for controlling the desktop conflict with default keys used in some applications. Having said that - in dwm (tiling wm) the default mod-key for interacting with the desktop is the alt-key (modkey 1). In Gnome Gedit, for example, Ctrl+RightArrow moves the cursor to the next end of a. That really just allows you to control everything else with the keyboard. Using keyboard shortcuts is faster than using the mouse if the key. Expensive to find level (can store as a computed column), ancestry & descendants (Bridge Hierarchy combined with level column can solve), path (Lineage Column can solve). But that won't really do much to change default keys used in applications. Adjacency List : Columns: ID, ParentID Easy to implement.

The GNOME Text Editor supports plenty of keyboard shortcuts for all kind. So that might be one way of doing it.Īnother might be to use a tiling window manager. I love using keyboard shortcuts in my favorite applications. KDE has insanely fine-grained control of keybinds for KDE/QT based applications at least. That may be why some of the Alt keybinds aren’t working. If they aren’t, then perhaps those binds are being caught/consumed by the desktop environment, rather than the application. Do Linux graphical managers have a way to control individual application windows with just a keyboard?ĪFAIK the keybinds in the editor are still the same. I know IBM and Microsoft agreed on a Common User Interface for mouse and keyboard control of windows within their operating systems, and also programs operating inside those windows. There is no keyboard shortcut I can find to get to the menu bars without the mouse. In Gedit the only way I can see to Save As is to use the mouse to click on the menu bars. In the text editors I used before I could use At+F then A to Save As. 523 command history, 535 keyboard shortcuts, 533534 terminating commands, 512 CUPS (Common UNIX Printing System), 557 Current Line option, gedit. In some directory windows I can use the arrow keys to move around, but this is not constant among views. Under other OSs one would use the Tab to cycle between panes in a window. I can't find a way to move from menu to pane to pane, without using the mouse. The default is to have a top menu, a narrow left pane tree listing of various directories and places, and a large right pane with a listing of the current directory. Thank you those cover moving around on the desktop, with nothing about moving around various sections inside program windows. Most desktops will have place where you can configure keyboard-shortcuts.