Select/copy/paste in terminal using only the keyboard
Apr 20, 2016 · I always use Ctrl + Shift + C and Ctrl + Shift + V to copy and paste in my (non tmux) terminal. You can change these keyboard shortcuts in the keyboard preferences of your …
How do I reconfigure keyboard shortcuts for copy and paste?
This makes the Alt + C, Alt + V and Alt + W the keyboard shortcuts for Firefox rather than the corresponding Ctrl keys. In gnome-terminal, edit->keyboard shortcuts, turn off "Enable menu …
How do I remap my Ubuntu keyboard shortcuts to match OSX?
Since ctrl-c/v still remain the system default copy and paste commands, this won't answer the original question of remapping those sorts of system-wide shortcuts so it mimics a Mac.
18.04 - Remap copy and paste shortcuts - Ask Ubuntu
Mar 10, 2019 · The accepted answer in this ask ubuntu post may provide some first ideas. Alternatively, you could redefine the keys of your keyboard, such that Alt works as the Control …
Global keyboard shortcut for copy, cut and paste - Ask Ubuntu
How can I define a global shortcuts for copy, cut and paste? I'm used to Mac's ⌘+C for copy and ⌘+V for paste. They are global, so I can use them interchanging data between CLI and GUI …
keyboard - How do I type an `@` (at sign) symbol? - Ask Ubuntu
8 I have Ubuntu on my MacBook 2007 with a Spanish keyboard, on MacOS the @-sign was typed using Alt (Option) + 2, but on Ubuntu I have no idea. I have to copy and paste it every time. …
Keyboard shortcut for pasting on the GNOME Terminal
We use Ctrl+V to paste stuff from clipboard, but this is not working on terminal window. What is the keyboard shortcut to paste on the GNOME terminal?
Paste and Copy, how do I configure Ubuntu 22.04 to use ctrl_c, …
May 10, 2023 · 2 There is no need to configure this. These systemwide shortcut keys are used by default for copying (Ctrl + C) and pasting (Ctrl + V). Also the more old-style shortcuts, Ctrl + …
Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V for copy and paste not working on Ubuntu 22.04
Nov 6, 2022 · I am not able to use the shortcuts keys Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V for copy and paste, respectively, on my Ubuntu 22.04. However, Ctrl+A works fine. Ctrl+Alt+T also does not work.
Using Alt key like the mac command (⌘) key for copy/paste
I'm coming to Linux from mac and most of the command (⌘) shortcuts I'm used to translate in a straightforward way to Linux using Ctrl. But copy/paste is awkward. In terminal I need to use …