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This small guide explains how to map the Windows key in order to use it as a modifier, under Ubuntu. This guide also shows how to map common Windows Key shortcuts so that the behavior is similar to default Windows functionality. This whole process is accomplished using the 'xmodmap' utility.
This small guide explains how to map the Windows key in order to use it as a modifier, under Ubuntu. This guide also shows how to map common Windows Key shortcuts so that the behavior is similar to how Windows users are used to doing things. The whole thing is very simple, and if you want to include (or link to this) from other pages, feel free to do so.
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First, we will need to edit or create the .xstartup file. This file is run when the GUI is started, and will give persistence to this modification. If the file exists, open your favorite text editor then edit to include the following commands. If the file does not exist, add the following to a new file and save it to "/home/user/.xstartup".
==== Create a .xstartup file ====
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We will need to edit your /home/user/.xstartup file. If you have one, edit it (with whatever text editor you work best with). If it does not exist, simply create it. Easiest way to do this is to open Text Editor (under Applications, Accessories) and then save the file as /home/user/.xstartup
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Paste the following in the file:
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# Make the Windows key a useable mod key:
 
# Make the Windows key a useable mod key:
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xmodmap -e "add mod4 = Super_L"
 
xmodmap -e "add mod4 = Super_L"
 
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'' '''Note''': You can type the three commands directly in a terminal window to test them. If the first command spits out '''commandline:1:  bad remove modifier keysym list (empty)''', then simply delete it or add a # before it to comment it out.''
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'' '''Note''': You can type these three commands directly in a terminal window to test them. If the first command returns '''commandline:1:  bad remove modifier keysym list (empty)''', then simply delete it or add a # before it to comment it out.''
 
''Source of this code: [http://www.interstice.com/journals/Simon/20030911.html Click Here]''
 
''Source of this code: [http://www.interstice.com/journals/Simon/20030911.html Click Here]''
 
==== Map Keys ====
 
==== Map Keys ====
In order to create your key shortcuts, you will need to open the Keyboard Shortcuts window from the System / Preferences menu. Click on the shorcut you want to create, then make your key combination. For example, if you want to copy the "Run" dialog box from Windows (Win+R), just click on ''Show the panel run application dialog'', then press WIN+R at the same time.  
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In order to create your key shortcuts, you will need to open the Keyboard Shortcuts window from the System > Preferences menu. Click on the shortcut you want to create, then assign your key combination.  
===== Common Win Shortcuts =====
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For example, if you want to copy the "Run" dialog box functionality from Windows (Win+R), just click on ''Show the panel run application dialog'', then press Win+R at the same time.  
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===== Common Windows Shortcut Key Combinations =====
 
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|Win+R||||Show the panel run application dialog||||Run dialog
 
|Win+R||||Show the panel run application dialog||||Run dialog
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|Win+F||||Search||||Search Files or Folders
 
|Win+F||||Search||||Search Files or Folders
 
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|Win+M||||Hide all windows and focus desktop||||Show Desktop
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|Win+M||||Hide all windows and focus desktop||||Minimize all windows, showing desktop
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|Win+D||||Hide all windows and focus desktop||||Bring desktop to front, minimizing all windows
 
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2010年5月19日 (三) 23:23的最新版本

This small guide explains how to map the Windows key in order to use it as a modifier, under Ubuntu. This guide also shows how to map common Windows Key shortcuts so that the behavior is similar to default Windows functionality. This whole process is accomplished using the 'xmodmap' utility. First, we will need to edit or create the .xstartup file. This file is run when the GUI is started, and will give persistence to this modification. If the file exists, open your favorite text editor then edit to include the following commands. If the file does not exist, add the following to a new file and save it to "/home/user/.xstartup".

# Make the Windows key a useable mod key:
xmodmap -e "remove mod4 = F13"
xmodmap -e "keycode 115 = Super_L"
xmodmap -e "add mod4 = Super_L"

Note: You can type these three commands directly in a terminal window to test them. If the first command returns commandline:1: bad remove modifier keysym list (empty), then simply delete it or add a # before it to comment it out. Source of this code: Click Here

Map Keys

In order to create your key shortcuts, you will need to open the Keyboard Shortcuts window from the System > Preferences menu. Click on the shortcut you want to create, then assign your key combination. For example, if you want to copy the "Run" dialog box functionality from Windows (Win+R), just click on Show the panel run application dialog, then press Win+R at the same time.

Common Windows Shortcut Key Combinations
Key Keyboard Shortcuts Item Name Windows equivalent
Win+R Show the panel run application dialog Run dialog
Win+E Home Folder Windows Explorer (or My Documents)
Win+L Logout Shutdown
Win+F Search Search Files or Folders
Win+M Hide all windows and focus desktop Minimize all windows, showing desktop
Win+D Hide all windows and focus desktop Bring desktop to front, minimizing all windows