RobertPrömperīy "default application shortcuts" I mean "default shortcuts used by applications" like the proposed Super+W to close a tab/window. If we want to establish Super as system modifier, is it really a good idea to use it in default application shortcuts? - FlorianMuellnerĭefault application shortcuts would be very useful imho, something like Super+T for Terminal, Super+F for Files and Super+B for the default browser would be free for example. Instead of moving to Super+F2 we could use Super+R (R like run and it's nice for windows switchers) - RobertPrömper And what about remove the Alt+F1 shortcut or replace it with Super+F1 (and do the same with Alt+F2/Super+F2)? - TaeSandoval What about Super+Z for undo and Super+Shift+Z for redo? Super+T for open a new tab and Super+Shift+T for reopen the last closed tab? Super+C for copy and Super+V for paste? I think it's very annoying to have to memorize Ctrl+Shift+C for copy and Ctrl+Shift+V for paste while using Terminal. I was looking for it! I think Mac OS X shortcuts are a lot better than Windows shortcuts. Super+F4 to bring up the power off modal #746945 Take a screenshot of a region and paste in a clipboard Take a screenshot of a window and paste in a clipboard Take a screenshot and paste in a clipboard Switch to previous window of the current applicationĮxpand a notification and give it keyboard focus Switch to next window of the current application
Maybe the familiarity is too strong on this one We should not steal alt for system, very commonly used.
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