Keyboard shortcut for Linux has been on adjustment for some time now, but finally, an updated version has been released.

It covers both Ms word and Vs Code editing.

GENERAL

Ctrl+Shift+P, F1 Show Command Palette

Ctrl+P Quick Open, Go to File…

Ctrl+Shift+N New window/instance

Ctrl+W Close window/instance

Ctrl+, User Settings

Ctrl+K Ctrl+S Keyboard Shortcuts

BASIC EDITING

Ctrl+X Cut line (empty selection)

Ctrl+C Copy line (empty selection)

Ctrl+Shift+K Delete line

Ctrl+Shift+Enter Insert line below/ above

Ctrl+Shift+\ Jump to matching bracket

Ctrl+] / Ctrl+[ Indent/Out dent line

Home / End Go to beginning/end of line

Ctrl+Home/End Go to beginning/end of file

Alt+PgUp/PgDn Scroll page up/down

Ctrl+Shift+ [ / ] Fold/unfold region

Ctrl+K Ctrl+[ / ] Fold/unfold all sub-regions

Ctrl+K Ctrl+0 /

Ctrl+K Ctrl+J Fold/Unfold all regions

Ctrl+K Ctrl+C Add line comment

Ctrl+K Ctrl+U Remove line comment

Ctrl+/ Toggle line comment

Ctrl+Shift+A Toggle block comment

Alt+Z Toggle word wrap

NAVIGATION

Ctrl+T Show all symbols

Ctrl+G Go to Line…

Ctrl+P Go to File…

Ctrl+Shift+O Go to Symbol…

Ctrl+Shift+M Show Problems panel

F8 Go to next error or warning

Shift+F8 Go to previous error or warning

Ctrl+Shift+Tab Navigate editor group history

Ctrl+Alt+- Go back

Ctrl+Shift+- Go forward

Ctrl+M Toggle Tab moves focus

EDITOR MANAGEMENT

Ctrl+W Close editor

Ctrl+K F Close folder

Ctrl+\ Split editor

Ctrl+ 1 / 2 / 3 Focus into 1st, 2nd, 3rd editor group

Ctrl+Shift+PgUp Move editor left

Ctrl+Shift+PgDn Move editor right

FILE MANAGEMENT

Ctrl+N New File

Ctrl+O Open File…

Ctrl+S Save

Ctrl+Shift+S Save As…

Ctrl+W Close

Ctrl+K Ctrl+W Close All

Ctrl+Shift+T Reopen closed editor

Ctrl+K Enter Keep preview mode editor open

Ctrl+Tab Open next

Ctrl+Shift+Tab Open previous

Ctrl+K P Copy path of an active file

Ctrl+K R Reveal active file in Explorer

Ctrl+K O Show active file in new window/instance

RICH LANGUAGES EDITING

Ctrl+Space Trigger suggestion

Ctrl+Shift+Space Trigger parameter hints

Ctrl+Shift+I Format document

Ctrl+K Ctrl+F Format selection

F12 Go to Definition

Ctrl+Shift+F10 Peek Definition

Ctrl+K F12 Open Definition to the side

Ctrl+. Quick Fix

Shift+F12 Show References

F2 Rename Symbol

Ctrl+K Ctrl+X Trim trailing whitespace

Ctrl+K M Change file language

MULTI-CURSOR AND SELECTION

Alt+Click Insert cursor*

Shift+Alt+ ↑ / ↓ Insert cursor above/below

Ctrl+U Â Undo last cursor operation

Shift+Alt+I Insert cursor at end of each line selected

Ctrl+I Â Â Â Select current line

Ctrl+Shift+L Select all occurrences of current selection

Ctrl+F2 Select all occurrences of a current word

Shift+Alt + → Expand selection

Shift+Alt + ← Shrink selection Shift+Alt + drag mouse Column (box) selection

DISPLAY

F11 Toggle full screen

Shift+Alt+0 Toggle editor layout (horizontal/vertical)

Ctrl+ = / – Zoom in/out

Ctrl+B Toggle Sidebar visibility

Ctrl+Shift+E Show Explorer / Toggle focus

Ctrl+Shift+F Show Search

Ctrl+Shift+G Show Source Control

Ctrl+Shift+D Show Debug

Ctrl+Shift+X Show Extensions

Ctrl+Shift+H Replace in files

Ctrl+Shift+J Toggle Search details

Ctrl+Shift+C Open new command prompt/terminal

Ctrl+K Ctrl+H Show Output panel

Ctrl+Shift+V Open Markdown preview

Ctrl+K V Open Markdown preview to the side

Ctrl+K Z Zen Mode (Esc Esc to exit)

SEARCH AND REPLACE

Ctrl+F Find

Ctrl+H Replace

F3 / Shift+F3 Find next/previous

Alt+Enter Select all occurrences of Find match

Ctrl+D Add selection to next Find match

Ctrl+K Ctrl+D Move last selection to next Find match

DEBUG

F9 Toggle breakpoint

F5 Start / Continue

F11 / Shift+F11 Step into/out

F10 Step over

Shift+F5 Stop

Ctrl+K Ctrl+I Show hover

Integrated terminal

Ctrl+` Show integrated terminal

Ctrl+Shift+` Create new terminal

Ctrl+Shift+C Copy selection

Ctrl+Shift+V Paste into active terminal

Shift+ PgUp / PgDn Scroll page up/down

Shift+ Home / End Scroll to top/bottom

Source: https://gisthabit.com/updated-keyboard-shortcuts-for-linux/

Thanks for sharing; God bless you! !!

What's linux

Okay

Landforce1:
What's linux

It is an operating system like windows! !!

Thanks, good to know.

How many people even use Linux sef. I haven't seen any at all!!!

K

Thanks op

Team windows ni me, Linux sound igboish... linus, Festus, Augustus, mudestus

legalwealth:


It is an operating system like windows! !!

Linux is not an Operating System! Its a Kernel�

Dis is a good info

we appreciate dat

iheartellah:
How many people even use Linux sef. I haven't seen any at all!!!

I do. The OS is crazy

Landforce1:
What's linux

It's an operating system like Microsoft Windows, only that it is free and if you.have some it knowledge you can install it.

Thanks OP though I don't need it but some people might need the experience. Linus indeed.

Deicide:
Lonux is not an Operating System! Its a Kernel�

Linux OS is based on the Linux kernel, according to. Wikipedia

Bookmarked

iheartellah:
How many people even use Linux sef. I haven't seen any at all!!!

I once installed Ubuntu, which is a member of the Linux family, on my system.

The OS does all that Windows does, only you don't have to be paying for stuff.

Sadly, after my PC crashed, had to go back to Windows

The reason why you don't see Linux OS computers much is because most PC come pre-installed with Windows, so you have to install Linux yourself if you want it .

theoldpretender:


Linux OS is based on the Linux kernel, according to. Wikipedia

I was referring to the term Linux itself and not Os based of it.

Deicide:
I was referring to the term Linux itself and not Os based of it.

I see

#team Ubuntu

Ubuntu Lovers. This is how am rolling on Ubuntu, no Antivirus forever

Am so sorry freeloaders/Freebasicers

NotBeenPaid:

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It's derived from the name "Linus".

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nice, what of Windows?

Wetin concern me

Still fucking good with ma window 7

I 'm beginning to love that Linux

Cool
Fast
Free
Though the learning curve is somewhat high compared to windows

Linux, Killing Stubborn Windows Viruses since 1960

theoldpretender:


I once installed Ubuntu, which is a member of the Linux family, on my system.

The OS does all that Windows does, only you don't have to be paying for stuff.

Sadly, after my PC crashed, had to go back to Windows

The reason why you don't see Linux OS computers much is because most PC come pre-installed with Windows, so you have to install Linux yourself if you want it .

I'll look for someone who uses it and check it out. Windows don tire me.