#Ubuntu open terminal shortcut windows

If we are interested take a screenshot of a particular area of the screen, the combination of keys to use will be Shift + Print Screen. If we are interested take a screenshot of only the active window, the key combination to be used will be Alt + Print Screen. We will be able make a screenshot the entire desktop by pressing the Print Screen key. In case you want to see the window as floating, the combination to use will be Super Key + Down Arrow. To maximize the active window, we will only have to use the Super Key + Up Arrow. To adjust the window to the left we will have to use the Super Key + Left Arrow. To adjust to the right we will only have to press the Super key + right arrow.

In GNOME we will be able to adjust active window left or right using the keyboard so that this window ends up occupying half the screen. For launch notification tray we can also choose to press the Super Key + M. In the GNOME interface with Ubuntu 18.04 we find a notification tray that can be accessed by clicking on the date that we find in the top bar. Close an applicationįor, close an application we will be able to use the Alt + F4 key combination. Can easily switch between them using Super Key + Tab or Alt + Tab. When we have different applications open, it is not necessary to use the mouse to move between them. In the present case, to minimize them all and return to see the desktop, we only have press Super Key + D or Ctrl + Alt + D.

#Ubuntu open terminal shortcut windows

When you work in front of a computer, it is very easy for you to realize that you have a good handful of windows open. Show desktop when multiple windows are open But we can also choose lock screen much faster pressing the Super Key + L. Lock screenįor this we can go to the upper right corner and select the corresponding option. This will open a console text box asking for a command. Execute a command without terminalįor, run a command without necessarily accessing the terminal, we will only have to press Alt + F2 keys. This is undoubtedly the best keyboard shortcut to start the terminal in the shortest time possible. One keyboard shortcut that will always come in handy is the ability to start a terminal window using the key combination Ctrl + ALT + T. A shortcut to do this in a faster way is by using the combination Super Key + A. In Ubuntu 18.04 with GNOME we will be able to see the applications by pressing the button in the lower left corner that is made up of a group of dots. We can also use the Super key to see all the applications started at once, as it's shown in the following. In this search engine we will simply have to write the name of the application and click on the application icon to launch it. If we use la Windows key, or what is known as a Super Key on Unix systemsFrom our keyboard we are going to start the search menu as you can see in the following screenshot. Keyboard shortcuts for Gnome Using the Super key (Windows key) 1.6 Show desktop when multiple windows are open.