So I read about Firefox shortcuts and I figured to open the current tab in a new window:
- Ctrl+L
- Shift+Enter
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WinKey+R in KDE
So I found this:
Go into “Global Keyboard Shortcuts”. Under “Run Command Interface” you’ll find ‘Run Command’. Under “KWin” you’ll find a ‘Show Desktop’ entry which is the equivalent of minimize all.
Making text upper case or lower case in NetBeans
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From the help:
Ctrl-U,L: lower case Ctrl-U,U: upper case Ctrl-U,S: reverse case
Opening drive root on Mac OS X
Everything is easy when you know how!
Command+Shift+G
Starting a PuTTY session from the command-line
I think I’ve probably done this before (the links in my browser were marked as visited), but today I wanted to create a desktop/toolbar shortcut icon (with shortcut key) to a saved PuTTY session called “peace tunnel”. The “peace tunnel” opens an SSH session to a development server called “peace” and automatically configures a tunnel from port 80 on the localhost to port 80 on the server, so I can check on the progress of a web application under development.
Anyway, I found the documentation for Starting a session from the command line and basically to load my saved session called “peace tunnel” I had to run the command:
putty.exe -load "peace tunnel"
Too easy.
WinSCP command line options
Finally got around to taking a look at WinSCP’s command-line options. Basically I just needed to specify a session name and that was it. Now I have a set of icons on my desktop for scping to my various servers. I even configured a shortcut key for servers I use often, so now all I need to do to get at my remote ProgClub files is press Ctrl+Alt+Shift+C.