Laptops often have special keystroke combinations for certain functions or commands. While these usually work without problems in Windows, Linux operating system users often are left empty-handed as the control often doesn’t work for them.<\/p>\n
But the magazine LinuxWelt (issue 5\/6\/13) reports that there is a way for the special key combinations to be activated manually. The user should open Keyboard Shortcuts in system settings.<\/p>\n
A list of system and navigation functions with the assigned keyboard combinations is listed. In order to assign a keystroke or keyboard combination, mark the command with the mouse and then press the desired keystroke or keyboard combination.<\/p>\n
If the operating system receives a feedback, then the keystroke or combination can immediately be used for the desired function.<\/p>\n
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