10 useful keyboard combinations (shortcuts) under Linux Mint

Today I'm gonna show you how to
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- Super + D: Show desktop
- Select with the mouse and insert with centre-click
- Super + arrow key: Snap window
- Super + E: File manager
- Ctrl + Alt + arrow key: Change desktop
- Ctrl + Shift + Print: Take a screenshot to the clipboard
- Shift + Ctrl + Alt + R: Screen capture:
- F3 in the file manager: Additional bar
- Ctrl + N: Open new window
- Ctrl + Alt + S: Standby

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[jureozen]

thank you! it helped me a lot. these shortcuts are such a timesaver.

[deultima]

I knew a few of these, but some are new and will be very helpful, thank you!

[YorindaWanner]

Much appreciated!
I like the F3 to open extra pane in Documents
and all the others too.
Is the screen recorder just for the image?
It doesn't play sound.
Vielen Dank!

[zaidisphotographers]

Please add text of shortcuts so its easier to understand.

[Antifeministblood]

Try and include other Linux editions for your future videos. Like Mate or xfce. I know they are basically almost the same but try to interchange in future