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In Ubuntu 12.04 Unity the shortcuts can be found in:



System Settings | Hardware | Keyboard | Shortcuts | Windows.



In a default installation the keys are the following:



  • Maximize: Ctrl+Super+

  • Restore: Ctrl+Super+

  • Minimize: Ctrl+Alt+0 (the keypad 0)





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  • 6





    Minimize doesn't work for me either with the "0" key on the top of the keyboard. It does work with the "0" key from the keypad, however.

    – John S Gruber
    Aug 12 '12 at 18:48






  • 2





    It does work with the "0" key from the keypad, however. Even when the Numlock is off. Quite wierd..

    – saji89
    Nov 30 '12 at 5:52












  • I opened CCSM and found that Minimize is associated per default to <Control><Alt>KP0. not very useful on a laptop... luckily CCSM is meant for customizing this and more.

    – mariotomo
    Jun 27 '13 at 13:25






  • 1





    Still applies to 14.04.

    – igordcard
    Apr 29 '15 at 10:36






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    super + H works on 18.04

    – Avinash Raj
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  • To minimise Alt+Space,N


  • To maximise Alt+Space,X


Depending on your internationalization settings the key to press after Alt+Space will be different (e.g. U to minimize with french settings).






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  • This will minimize only current window. Is there anything to minimize all at once/

    – CR2
    Mar 3 '14 at 9:08












  • ^ Super+D is what you are looking for..

    – Asim
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To minimize, it is not Ctrl+Super+0 but Ctrl+Alt+0.



It works on 12.04. Remember: Ctrl+Alt+0.






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    For me, control + super + D is minimizing showing the desktop. Again using it, restores the windows.

    – CR2
    Mar 3 '14 at 8:31






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    Is there too a hotkey to restore the window?

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For Ubuntu 11.10 and earlier:



Alt+ F10 : Maximize the current window. If the window is already maximized, unmaximize it(normal).



Alt+ F9 : Minimize the current window.






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    This seems to stop working anymore.

    – Christian Vielma
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    If the defaults don't suit you, you can set new shortcuts by opening the Dash and searching for the app "Keyboard Shortcuts."






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      For Ubuntu 12 Unity:



      Maximize: Ctrl+Super+



      Restore: Ctrl+Super+



      Minimize: Ctrl+Alt+0



      Bottom-Left Corner: Ctrl+Alt+1



      Bottom: Ctrl+Alt+2



      Bottom-Right Corner: Ctrl+Alt+3



      Maximize or Center: Ctrl+Alt+5



      Top-Left Corner: Ctrl+Alt+7



      Top: Ctrl+Alt+8



      Top-Right Corner: Ctrl+Alt+9






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        On Ubuntu you can find your shortcuts in System Settings -> Keyboard -> Shortcuts. As well, you can show some shortcuts by holding the Super (Start) key.



        In Ubuntu 15.10, it works with ctrl + alt + 0 (on the numberpad).



        However, I prefer to use ctrl + super + arrow down key.






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          Strangely enough,
          in my Ubuntu 14.04 using KDE it's Alt + Middle Mouse Button.



          Found in: Start->Computer->System settings->Window actions->Window behaviour






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            Fixed the minimize shortcut by changing the shortcut to Alt+M and now it works perfectly fine for me.






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              How did you change the shortcut? Could you add that to your answer please?

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            In Ubuntu 12.04 Unity the shortcuts can be found in:



            System Settings | Hardware | Keyboard | Shortcuts | Windows.



            In a default installation the keys are the following:



            • Maximize: Ctrl+Super+

            • Restore: Ctrl+Super+

            • Minimize: Ctrl+Alt+0 (the keypad 0)





            share|improve this answer























            • 6





              Minimize doesn't work for me either with the "0" key on the top of the keyboard. It does work with the "0" key from the keypad, however.

              – John S Gruber
              Aug 12 '12 at 18:48






            • 2





              It does work with the "0" key from the keypad, however. Even when the Numlock is off. Quite wierd..

              – saji89
              Nov 30 '12 at 5:52












            • I opened CCSM and found that Minimize is associated per default to <Control><Alt>KP0. not very useful on a laptop... luckily CCSM is meant for customizing this and more.

              – mariotomo
              Jun 27 '13 at 13:25






            • 1





              Still applies to 14.04.

              – igordcard
              Apr 29 '15 at 10:36






            • 4





              super + H works on 18.04

              – Avinash Raj
              Dec 17 '18 at 3:11















            57


















            In Ubuntu 12.04 Unity the shortcuts can be found in:



            System Settings | Hardware | Keyboard | Shortcuts | Windows.



            In a default installation the keys are the following:



            • Maximize: Ctrl+Super+

            • Restore: Ctrl+Super+

            • Minimize: Ctrl+Alt+0 (the keypad 0)





            share|improve this answer























            • 6





              Minimize doesn't work for me either with the "0" key on the top of the keyboard. It does work with the "0" key from the keypad, however.

              – John S Gruber
              Aug 12 '12 at 18:48






            • 2





              It does work with the "0" key from the keypad, however. Even when the Numlock is off. Quite wierd..

              – saji89
              Nov 30 '12 at 5:52












            • I opened CCSM and found that Minimize is associated per default to <Control><Alt>KP0. not very useful on a laptop... luckily CCSM is meant for customizing this and more.

              – mariotomo
              Jun 27 '13 at 13:25






            • 1





              Still applies to 14.04.

              – igordcard
              Apr 29 '15 at 10:36






            • 4





              super + H works on 18.04

              – Avinash Raj
              Dec 17 '18 at 3:11













            57














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            57









            In Ubuntu 12.04 Unity the shortcuts can be found in:



            System Settings | Hardware | Keyboard | Shortcuts | Windows.



            In a default installation the keys are the following:



            • Maximize: Ctrl+Super+

            • Restore: Ctrl+Super+

            • Minimize: Ctrl+Alt+0 (the keypad 0)





            share|improve this answer
















            In Ubuntu 12.04 Unity the shortcuts can be found in:



            System Settings | Hardware | Keyboard | Shortcuts | Windows.



            In a default installation the keys are the following:



            • Maximize: Ctrl+Super+

            • Restore: Ctrl+Super+

            • Minimize: Ctrl+Alt+0 (the keypad 0)






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              Minimize doesn't work for me either with the "0" key on the top of the keyboard. It does work with the "0" key from the keypad, however.

              – John S Gruber
              Aug 12 '12 at 18:48






            • 2





              It does work with the "0" key from the keypad, however. Even when the Numlock is off. Quite wierd..

              – saji89
              Nov 30 '12 at 5:52












            • I opened CCSM and found that Minimize is associated per default to <Control><Alt>KP0. not very useful on a laptop... luckily CCSM is meant for customizing this and more.

              – mariotomo
              Jun 27 '13 at 13:25






            • 1





              Still applies to 14.04.

              – igordcard
              Apr 29 '15 at 10:36






            • 4





              super + H works on 18.04

              – Avinash Raj
              Dec 17 '18 at 3:11












            • 6





              Minimize doesn't work for me either with the "0" key on the top of the keyboard. It does work with the "0" key from the keypad, however.

              – John S Gruber
              Aug 12 '12 at 18:48






            • 2





              It does work with the "0" key from the keypad, however. Even when the Numlock is off. Quite wierd..

              – saji89
              Nov 30 '12 at 5:52












            • I opened CCSM and found that Minimize is associated per default to <Control><Alt>KP0. not very useful on a laptop... luckily CCSM is meant for customizing this and more.

              – mariotomo
              Jun 27 '13 at 13:25






            • 1





              Still applies to 14.04.

              – igordcard
              Apr 29 '15 at 10:36






            • 4





              super + H works on 18.04

              – Avinash Raj
              Dec 17 '18 at 3:11







            6




            6





            Minimize doesn't work for me either with the "0" key on the top of the keyboard. It does work with the "0" key from the keypad, however.

            – John S Gruber
            Aug 12 '12 at 18:48





            Minimize doesn't work for me either with the "0" key on the top of the keyboard. It does work with the "0" key from the keypad, however.

            – John S Gruber
            Aug 12 '12 at 18:48




            2




            2





            It does work with the "0" key from the keypad, however. Even when the Numlock is off. Quite wierd..

            – saji89
            Nov 30 '12 at 5:52






            It does work with the "0" key from the keypad, however. Even when the Numlock is off. Quite wierd..

            – saji89
            Nov 30 '12 at 5:52














            I opened CCSM and found that Minimize is associated per default to <Control><Alt>KP0. not very useful on a laptop... luckily CCSM is meant for customizing this and more.

            – mariotomo
            Jun 27 '13 at 13:25





            I opened CCSM and found that Minimize is associated per default to <Control><Alt>KP0. not very useful on a laptop... luckily CCSM is meant for customizing this and more.

            – mariotomo
            Jun 27 '13 at 13:25




            1




            1





            Still applies to 14.04.

            – igordcard
            Apr 29 '15 at 10:36





            Still applies to 14.04.

            – igordcard
            Apr 29 '15 at 10:36




            4




            4





            super + H works on 18.04

            – Avinash Raj
            Dec 17 '18 at 3:11





            super + H works on 18.04

            – Avinash Raj
            Dec 17 '18 at 3:11













            15


















            • To minimise Alt+Space,N


            • To maximise Alt+Space,X


            Depending on your internationalization settings the key to press after Alt+Space will be different (e.g. U to minimize with french settings).






            share|improve this answer




























            • This will minimize only current window. Is there anything to minimize all at once/

              – CR2
              Mar 3 '14 at 9:08












            • ^ Super+D is what you are looking for..

              – Asim
              Aug 4 '16 at 20:56















            15


















            • To minimise Alt+Space,N


            • To maximise Alt+Space,X


            Depending on your internationalization settings the key to press after Alt+Space will be different (e.g. U to minimize with french settings).






            share|improve this answer




























            • This will minimize only current window. Is there anything to minimize all at once/

              – CR2
              Mar 3 '14 at 9:08












            • ^ Super+D is what you are looking for..

              – Asim
              Aug 4 '16 at 20:56













            15














            15










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            • To minimise Alt+Space,N


            • To maximise Alt+Space,X


            Depending on your internationalization settings the key to press after Alt+Space will be different (e.g. U to minimize with french settings).






            share|improve this answer
















            • To minimise Alt+Space,N


            • To maximise Alt+Space,X


            Depending on your internationalization settings the key to press after Alt+Space will be different (e.g. U to minimize with french settings).







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            • This will minimize only current window. Is there anything to minimize all at once/

              – CR2
              Mar 3 '14 at 9:08












            • ^ Super+D is what you are looking for..

              – Asim
              Aug 4 '16 at 20:56

















            • This will minimize only current window. Is there anything to minimize all at once/

              – CR2
              Mar 3 '14 at 9:08












            • ^ Super+D is what you are looking for..

              – Asim
              Aug 4 '16 at 20:56
















            This will minimize only current window. Is there anything to minimize all at once/

            – CR2
            Mar 3 '14 at 9:08






            This will minimize only current window. Is there anything to minimize all at once/

            – CR2
            Mar 3 '14 at 9:08














            ^ Super+D is what you are looking for..

            – Asim
            Aug 4 '16 at 20:56





            ^ Super+D is what you are looking for..

            – Asim
            Aug 4 '16 at 20:56











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            To minimize, it is not Ctrl+Super+0 but Ctrl+Alt+0.



            It works on 12.04. Remember: Ctrl+Alt+0.






            share|improve this answer























            • 1





              For me, control + super + D is minimizing showing the desktop. Again using it, restores the windows.

              – CR2
              Mar 3 '14 at 8:31






            • 1





              Is there too a hotkey to restore the window?

              – tokam
              May 24 '15 at 18:40















            13


















            To minimize, it is not Ctrl+Super+0 but Ctrl+Alt+0.



            It works on 12.04. Remember: Ctrl+Alt+0.






            share|improve this answer























            • 1





              For me, control + super + D is minimizing showing the desktop. Again using it, restores the windows.

              – CR2
              Mar 3 '14 at 8:31






            • 1





              Is there too a hotkey to restore the window?

              – tokam
              May 24 '15 at 18:40













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            To minimize, it is not Ctrl+Super+0 but Ctrl+Alt+0.



            It works on 12.04. Remember: Ctrl+Alt+0.






            share|improve this answer
















            To minimize, it is not Ctrl+Super+0 but Ctrl+Alt+0.



            It works on 12.04. Remember: Ctrl+Alt+0.







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            • 1





              For me, control + super + D is minimizing showing the desktop. Again using it, restores the windows.

              – CR2
              Mar 3 '14 at 8:31






            • 1





              Is there too a hotkey to restore the window?

              – tokam
              May 24 '15 at 18:40












            • 1





              For me, control + super + D is minimizing showing the desktop. Again using it, restores the windows.

              – CR2
              Mar 3 '14 at 8:31






            • 1





              Is there too a hotkey to restore the window?

              – tokam
              May 24 '15 at 18:40







            1




            1





            For me, control + super + D is minimizing showing the desktop. Again using it, restores the windows.

            – CR2
            Mar 3 '14 at 8:31





            For me, control + super + D is minimizing showing the desktop. Again using it, restores the windows.

            – CR2
            Mar 3 '14 at 8:31




            1




            1





            Is there too a hotkey to restore the window?

            – tokam
            May 24 '15 at 18:40





            Is there too a hotkey to restore the window?

            – tokam
            May 24 '15 at 18:40











            7


















            For Ubuntu 11.10 and earlier:



            Alt+ F10 : Maximize the current window. If the window is already maximized, unmaximize it(normal).



            Alt+ F9 : Minimize the current window.






            share|improve this answer























            • 4





              This seems to stop working anymore.

              – Christian Vielma
              Aug 7 '12 at 19:42











            • bagustrix's answer is the right one below.

              – galath
              May 28 '13 at 12:06















            7


















            For Ubuntu 11.10 and earlier:



            Alt+ F10 : Maximize the current window. If the window is already maximized, unmaximize it(normal).



            Alt+ F9 : Minimize the current window.






            share|improve this answer























            • 4





              This seems to stop working anymore.

              – Christian Vielma
              Aug 7 '12 at 19:42











            • bagustrix's answer is the right one below.

              – galath
              May 28 '13 at 12:06













            7














            7










            7









            For Ubuntu 11.10 and earlier:



            Alt+ F10 : Maximize the current window. If the window is already maximized, unmaximize it(normal).



            Alt+ F9 : Minimize the current window.






            share|improve this answer
















            For Ubuntu 11.10 and earlier:



            Alt+ F10 : Maximize the current window. If the window is already maximized, unmaximize it(normal).



            Alt+ F9 : Minimize the current window.







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              This seems to stop working anymore.

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            • bagustrix's answer is the right one below.

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            • 4





              This seems to stop working anymore.

              – Christian Vielma
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            • bagustrix's answer is the right one below.

              – galath
              May 28 '13 at 12:06







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            This seems to stop working anymore.

            – Christian Vielma
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            This seems to stop working anymore.

            – Christian Vielma
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            bagustrix's answer is the right one below.

            – galath
            May 28 '13 at 12:06





            bagustrix's answer is the right one below.

            – galath
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                    If the defaults don't suit you, you can set new shortcuts by opening the Dash and searching for the app "Keyboard Shortcuts."






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                        If the defaults don't suit you, you can set new shortcuts by opening the Dash and searching for the app "Keyboard Shortcuts."






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                            For Ubuntu 12 Unity:



                            Maximize: Ctrl+Super+



                            Restore: Ctrl+Super+



                            Minimize: Ctrl+Alt+0



                            Bottom-Left Corner: Ctrl+Alt+1



                            Bottom: Ctrl+Alt+2



                            Bottom-Right Corner: Ctrl+Alt+3



                            Maximize or Center: Ctrl+Alt+5



                            Top-Left Corner: Ctrl+Alt+7



                            Top: Ctrl+Alt+8



                            Top-Right Corner: Ctrl+Alt+9






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                              For Ubuntu 12 Unity:



                              Maximize: Ctrl+Super+



                              Restore: Ctrl+Super+



                              Minimize: Ctrl+Alt+0



                              Bottom-Left Corner: Ctrl+Alt+1



                              Bottom: Ctrl+Alt+2



                              Bottom-Right Corner: Ctrl+Alt+3



                              Maximize or Center: Ctrl+Alt+5



                              Top-Left Corner: Ctrl+Alt+7



                              Top: Ctrl+Alt+8



                              Top-Right Corner: Ctrl+Alt+9






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                                For Ubuntu 12 Unity:



                                Maximize: Ctrl+Super+



                                Restore: Ctrl+Super+



                                Minimize: Ctrl+Alt+0



                                Bottom-Left Corner: Ctrl+Alt+1



                                Bottom: Ctrl+Alt+2



                                Bottom-Right Corner: Ctrl+Alt+3



                                Maximize or Center: Ctrl+Alt+5



                                Top-Left Corner: Ctrl+Alt+7



                                Top: Ctrl+Alt+8



                                Top-Right Corner: Ctrl+Alt+9






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                                For Ubuntu 12 Unity:



                                Maximize: Ctrl+Super+



                                Restore: Ctrl+Super+



                                Minimize: Ctrl+Alt+0



                                Bottom-Left Corner: Ctrl+Alt+1



                                Bottom: Ctrl+Alt+2



                                Bottom-Right Corner: Ctrl+Alt+3



                                Maximize or Center: Ctrl+Alt+5



                                Top-Left Corner: Ctrl+Alt+7



                                Top: Ctrl+Alt+8



                                Top-Right Corner: Ctrl+Alt+9







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                                    On Ubuntu you can find your shortcuts in System Settings -> Keyboard -> Shortcuts. As well, you can show some shortcuts by holding the Super (Start) key.



                                    In Ubuntu 15.10, it works with ctrl + alt + 0 (on the numberpad).



                                    However, I prefer to use ctrl + super + arrow down key.






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                                      On Ubuntu you can find your shortcuts in System Settings -> Keyboard -> Shortcuts. As well, you can show some shortcuts by holding the Super (Start) key.



                                      In Ubuntu 15.10, it works with ctrl + alt + 0 (on the numberpad).



                                      However, I prefer to use ctrl + super + arrow down key.






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                                        On Ubuntu you can find your shortcuts in System Settings -> Keyboard -> Shortcuts. As well, you can show some shortcuts by holding the Super (Start) key.



                                        In Ubuntu 15.10, it works with ctrl + alt + 0 (on the numberpad).



                                        However, I prefer to use ctrl + super + arrow down key.






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                                        On Ubuntu you can find your shortcuts in System Settings -> Keyboard -> Shortcuts. As well, you can show some shortcuts by holding the Super (Start) key.



                                        In Ubuntu 15.10, it works with ctrl + alt + 0 (on the numberpad).



                                        However, I prefer to use ctrl + super + arrow down key.







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                                            Strangely enough,
                                            in my Ubuntu 14.04 using KDE it's Alt + Middle Mouse Button.



                                            Found in: Start->Computer->System settings->Window actions->Window behaviour






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                                              Strangely enough,
                                              in my Ubuntu 14.04 using KDE it's Alt + Middle Mouse Button.



                                              Found in: Start->Computer->System settings->Window actions->Window behaviour






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                                                Strangely enough,
                                                in my Ubuntu 14.04 using KDE it's Alt + Middle Mouse Button.



                                                Found in: Start->Computer->System settings->Window actions->Window behaviour






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                                                Strangely enough,
                                                in my Ubuntu 14.04 using KDE it's Alt + Middle Mouse Button.



                                                Found in: Start->Computer->System settings->Window actions->Window behaviour







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                                                    Fixed the minimize shortcut by changing the shortcut to Alt+M and now it works perfectly fine for me.






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                                                      How did you change the shortcut? Could you add that to your answer please?

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                                                    Fixed the minimize shortcut by changing the shortcut to Alt+M and now it works perfectly fine for me.






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                                                    Fixed the minimize shortcut by changing the shortcut to Alt+M and now it works perfectly fine for me.






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                                                    Fixed the minimize shortcut by changing the shortcut to Alt+M and now it works perfectly fine for me.







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                                                      How did you change the shortcut? Could you add that to your answer please?

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                                                      How did you change the shortcut? Could you add that to your answer please?

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                                                    How did you change the shortcut? Could you add that to your answer please?

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                                                    How did you change the shortcut? Could you add that to your answer please?

                                                    – John S Gruber
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