Below is a compilation of commonly used keyboard shortcuts for Snigdha OS, focusing on frequently used desktop environments and terminal tasks. Keep in mind that shortcuts can vary based on the desktop environment (e.g., GNOME, KDE, XFCE) or window manager (e.g., i3, bspwm).
🔤General Shortcuts (Common Across Desktop Environments)
Shortcut
Action
Ctrl + Alt + T
Open a terminal.
Alt + Tab
Switch between open applications.
Ctrl + Shift + Q
Close the current window or application.
Ctrl + Alt + L
Lock the screen.
Alt + F2
Open the run command dialog.
Print Screen
Take a screenshot of the entire screen.
Alt + Print Screen
Take a screenshot of the current window.
Ctrl + Alt + Arrow
Switch workspaces/desktops.
🖥️Terminal Shortcuts
Shortcut
Action
Ctrl + C
Cancel the current command.
Ctrl + Z
Suspend the current command.
Ctrl + D
Exit the terminal session.
Ctrl + L
Clear the terminal screen.
Ctrl + A
Move the cursor to the beginning of the line.
Ctrl + E
Move the cursor to the end of the line.
Ctrl + R
Search through command history.
Ctrl + Shift + T
Open a new tab (if supported).
Ctrl + Shift + N
Open a new terminal window.
Ctrl + K
Delete everything from the cursor to the end of the line.
Many desktop environments allow you to customize shortcuts:
GNOME: Use Settings → Keyboard → Shortcuts.
KDE Plasma: Use System Settings → Shortcuts.
XFCE: Use Settings Manager → Keyboard → Application Shortcuts.
🔗Conclusion
These are just a few of the many shortcuts available on Snigdha OS. Depending on your desktop environment or window manager, additional shortcuts may apply. Experiment with your setup and consider customizing shortcuts to fit your workflow! 🚀