Linux Shortcuts

Copy selected content to clipboard.

Paste content from clipboard.

Cut selected content to clipboard.

Undo the last action.

Redo the previously undone action.

Select all items or text.

Save current document.

Find text on page.

Switch between open applications.

Quit the current application.

Lock the computer screen.

Open search or launcher.

Minimize all windows to show the desktop.

Switch keyboard layout.

Take a full screen screenshot.

Take a screenshot of a selected area.

Show all open windows and desktops.

Manage virtual desktops.

Open the system task manager.

Open the emoji and symbol picker.

Open a new browser tab.

Close the current browser tab.

Reopen the last closed tab.

Refresh the current page.

Reload page ignoring cache.

Open browsing history.

Focus the browser address bar.

Open developer tools.

Open a private or incognito window.

Open the downloads panel.

Save the current page as a bookmark.

Increase the page zoom level.

Decrease the page zoom level.

Reset the page zoom to 100%.

Duplicate the current line.

Move the current line up in the editor.

Move the current line down in the editor.

Toggle line comment.

Open find and replace tool.

Open the command palette.

Auto-format the current document.

Show or hide the editor sidebar.

Open a new tab in the terminal.

Clear the terminal screen.

Cancel the current running process.

Send EOF to terminate input.

Move cursor to the beginning of the line.

Move cursor to the end of the line.

Search previous commands (reverse search).

Delete from cursor to the end of the line.

Copy selected text in terminal.

Paste text in terminal.

Close the current terminal tab.