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Tag: keyboard-shortcuts
Can I disable autocomplete with Alt+Tab on Qt Creator under Linux?
For the most part I very much like Qt Creator, but a few projects I’m working on require me to switch between my editor and my web browser for reference. Qt Creator is currently interpreting Alt+Tab to autocomplete, and then switching my window focus; this is a mild problem but it’s really starting to get to me. I’ve tried going
How to zoom in and zoom out terminal console in linux
I am able to zoom in the Ubuntu Terminal by Pressing Ctrl – Shift and ++ . But I donot know how to zoom out the Ubuntu Terminal. Is there any short-cuts available for doing so? Answer Try this following method: Zoom In : Ctrl+Shift++ Zoom Out: Ctrl+- Zoom 100%: Ctrl+0 Hope this helps!
Alternative for ‘enter’ key in python interpreter?
Recently my Enter key stopped working. For sure it’s a hardware problem!. However I managed so many days without Enter key by using the alternatives ctrl + j or ctrl + m .Running python programs was fine as I would run the script by saving it in a file. Now that I need to give commandline values I have to
Listening for global key-combinations in python on Linux
I just wrote a little program which downloads a new wallpaper from flickr every few minutes. Now I want to add the capability to “like” a wallpaper, so it will occur more often than non-liked or disliked wallpapers. I’d like to assign a global keyboard-shortcut to this function. For example: If I press ctrl+7, it would execute some kind of
IntelliJ IDEA (Linux): Go to beginning/end of line
I have switched from OS X to Linux, and trying to get used to the different keyboard shortcuts in IDEA. One very important thing I cannot find is “move cursor to beginning/end of line” (Cmd-Left and Cmd-Right on OS X). Also looking at the reference card doesn’t reveal anything useful. Answer I’m not familiar with IntelliJ, but in most of
Is it possible to use arrow keys alone to expand tree node in package explorer in Eclipse on Linux?
When using Eclipse I browse through the package explorer tree using the keyboard arrows a lot. In Windows I can expand a collapsed node by pressing the → key. In Linux I need to press Shift + →. Is there a way to reconfigure this so that Shift is not required? Answer My version for GTK3 that behaves in more