Updated: 07 September 2024
Super + Shift + PageUp |
Move active window to a workspace left of the current workspace |
Super + Shift + PageDown |
Move active window to a workspace right of the current workspace |
Ctrl + Alt + T |
Open new terminal |
Freelance software engineer United Kingdom
Updated: 07 September 2024
Super + Shift + PageUp |
Move active window to a workspace left of the current workspace |
Super + Shift + PageDown |
Move active window to a workspace right of the current workspace |
Ctrl + Alt + T |
Open new terminal |
Updated: 04 February 2021
On Linux I like to make use of the select and paste feature i.e. selecting text copies it and the middle mouse button pastes it. When a laptop touchpad has no buttons a middle mouse click can be simulated with a three-finger tap, but this is awkward.
Here is my workaround (for keyboards with a numeric keypad only):
Furthermore, in a terminal and some other applications SHIFT + INSERT will paste text which has been previously selected.
I am using Ubuntu 20.04.1 and GNOME 3.36.8