list of shortcuts for EOS odin; no print option in right click menu -- no 'global' menu?
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list of shortcuts for EOS odin; no print option in right click menu -- no 'global' menu?
Hello. I wanted to ask if there is any list I can find of keyboard shortcuts for EOS.
As well, I noticed that there is no 'print' option when right clicking on a file.
Also, why is there no 'global' menu for applications, if that's the right word? For example, when I open the document viewer to look at a PDF file, there's no menu that displays "file," "edit," "view," etc, like it does for windows or OS X. When I wanted to print a PDF today I entered CNTRL-P, similar to what it is in OSX, and it worked. But if I didn't know that I would have been stuck.
One more thing; for anyone here who sees that I've been a member for 11 years, I wanted to stress that while I joined 11 years ago, I never ended up learning LINUX until now, because I had OS X to work with. I thought at the time that I was going to switch over, but it didn't happen, and now that my apple machines are getting older (They're already 10 years old) I'm making a conscious effort to learn LINUX so I can know both.
Last edited by Straitsfan; 07-04-2022 at 09:00 AM.
Hello. I wanted to ask if there is any list I can find of keyboard shortcuts for EOS. As well, I noticed that there is no 'print' option when right clicking on a file.
Also, why is there no 'global' menu for applications, if that's the right word? For example, when I open the document viewer to look at a PDF file, there's no menu that displays "file," "edit," "view," etc, like it does for windows or OS X. When I wanted to print a PDF today I entered CNTRL-P, similar to what it is in OSX, and it worked. But if I didn't know that I would have been stuck.
As with your other thread, you provide nothing in the way of details. The Elementary website has information, but you don't say what program you're using when you 'right click', so how can we tell you anything further? Menus are based on what you're running at the time...there are many options to adjust color and image size, if you're in an image editing program. Probably won't find them in a spreadsheet program, would you??
One more thing; for anyone here who sees that I've been a member for 11 years, I wanted to stress that while I joined 11 years ago, I never ended up learning LINUX until now, because I had OS X to work with. I thought at the time that I was going to switch over, but it didn't happen, and now that my apple machines are getting older (They're already 10 years old) I'm making a conscious effort to learn LINUX so I can know both.
You said you were new in 2011, 2016, and 2019, and again now. Beyond that, you never bothered to follow up in most of your other threads...doesn't give folks much incentive to try to help you, when you don't post your solutions, answer questions, or even say thanks.
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