What are the custom hotkeys for Ubuntu System Services?

The hotkeys for each service in the Ubuntu system are independent of each other because the hotkeys are separate service listeners and trigger certain features of the service. Let's take the Gnome, Fcitx, and Intellij Idea services as an example. What are the hotkeys for Ubuntu system service customization?

1, Gnome

In Ubuntu, installed by default Gnome window manager. Gnome is a hugely complex program and the most important program in our desktop environment using Ubuntu. Thus, it provides the user with a number of configuration parameters that allow the user to personalize the configuration, including many settings for keyboard combinations that correspond to certain features.

Once the Gnome service is up and running, the keyboard combinations of these configurations become hotkeys.

Due to the large number of configuration parameters of Gnome, in order to facilitate management, Gnome uses Gconf, Dconf and other solutions to manage these Gnome configuration parameters.

2, Fcitx

Configured

“ctrl+alt+s”Keyboard combination correspondence"Save configuration and input history<;function

“ctrl+alt+p”Keyboard combination corresponds to “Switch embedded pre-edited string" function

“shift+tab”Keyboard combination corresponds to “previous candidate"function

etc.

Once the Fcitx service is up and running, the above keyboard combinations become hotkeys

3. Intellij Idea

Configured

“ Ctrl+alt+s”Keyboard combination corresponding”open setting<;function

“ctrl+alt+left”keyboard combination corresponding"return to the page before the jump" function

“ctrl+alt+l”Keyboard combination corresponds to <formatting code" function

Once the Intellij Idea service is up and running, the above keyboard combinations become hotkeys.

The above is the custom hotkey for Ubuntu system services. Of course, this is only a small part of the hotkeys in all Ubuntu services. This article just gives some examples to let you know the nature of Ubuntu hotkeys.