
Are there any like these in OOo? Or what's the best place to learn about some useful shortcuts? Especially like the named ones, if any, for there are no menu items for such commands, yet they exist and are available by shortcuts AND very handy. Logout and login and the default app-switcher will reappear. You can disable this via Menu - Previews Control.

In your picture you have the previews switcher enabled. I still cherish a few MSWord shortcuts most don't know about like using SIFT+F3 for inverting the case and F4 to repeat last action (for typing doesn't work well any more in 2k+ versions leaving out the first letter of the word). 1 There are two types of app-switcher with Ubuntu Budgie The first is the standard alt+tab switcher. Happily enough I guessed right that I put my name in home PC in Russian, so the document I last opened at home also luckily opened where I left it when first opening now after entering author's name.īill thank you too! Learning new shortcuts in busy world is difficult while shortcuts are a great thing.

Yesterday I entered my name in Author where you said and today my documents edited yesterday open where I left them.
#Punto switcher ubuntu install#
Acknak, yes, it did the job! In fact I was half a step from achieving the desired but without you I would pobably now know what did the job. Open a terminal and use the following commands one by one to install Sound Switcher Indicator in Ubuntu: sudo apt-add-repository ppa:yktooo/ppa sudo apt update sudo apt install indicator-sound-switcher.
