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issue136:ubuntu_au_quotidien [2018/09/05 08:19] – christo.2so | issue136:ubuntu_au_quotidien [2018/09/07 11:30] (Version actuelle) – andre_domenech | ||
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You can press and hold down the Super key (most often labeled as a Windows key, especially if your Linux machine started life as a Windows device). That will bring up a screen showing you your keyboard shortcuts.** | You can press and hold down the Super key (most often labeled as a Windows key, especially if your Linux machine started life as a Windows device). That will bring up a screen showing you your keyboard shortcuts.** | ||
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L'un des aspects vraiment pratiques de l' | L'un des aspects vraiment pratiques de l' | ||
- | Vous pouvez appuyer sur la touche Super et la maintenir enfoncée | + | Vous pouvez appuyer sur la touche Super (le plus souvent |
**Tapping the Super key without holding it down, will invoke the Dash. | **Tapping the Super key without holding it down, will invoke the Dash. | ||
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The Dash gives you access directly to applications and recently used files and folders. There is a line of icons at the bottom of the Dash that modifies its focus. These are referred to as Dash lenses. The Dash will default to the Home lens (an icon of a house), but can be changed to Applications (an uppercase ‘A’ character), Files and Folders (a dog-eared sheet of paper), Videos (a Play button), Music (a musical note), or Photos (a camera icon). I only personally ever use Home or Applications, | The Dash gives you access directly to applications and recently used files and folders. There is a line of icons at the bottom of the Dash that modifies its focus. These are referred to as Dash lenses. The Dash will default to the Home lens (an icon of a house), but can be changed to Applications (an uppercase ‘A’ character), Files and Folders (a dog-eared sheet of paper), Videos (a Play button), Music (a musical note), or Photos (a camera icon). I only personally ever use Home or Applications, | ||
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+ | En appuyant sur la touche Super sans la maintenir enfoncée, vous invoquerez le Dash. | ||
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+ | Le Dash apparaît aussi (généralement) avec la première icône située sur le Launcher (la bande d' | ||
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+ | Le Dash vous permet d' | ||
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**The Home lens will show you your most recently used applications at the top, and will also allow you to expand to more of your recently used applications, | **The Home lens will show you your most recently used applications at the top, and will also allow you to expand to more of your recently used applications, | ||
The Applications lens is the one I personally use the most. Click the ‘A’ icon at the bottom of the Dash to invoke it. This will allow you to search for or manually launch any of the applications installed on the machine, either by using Recently Used or Installed (all). It also allows you to control Dash plugins. Most users will probably never need to bother with the plugins, but, briefly, you can use the plugin settings here to disable searches that you don’t want the Dash to use. For example, you can tell it not to search in your Chromium bookmarks by default, by clicking the Chromium bookmarks plugin and selecting Disable.** | The Applications lens is the one I personally use the most. Click the ‘A’ icon at the bottom of the Dash to invoke it. This will allow you to search for or manually launch any of the applications installed on the machine, either by using Recently Used or Installed (all). It also allows you to control Dash plugins. Most users will probably never need to bother with the plugins, but, briefly, you can use the plugin settings here to disable searches that you don’t want the Dash to use. For example, you can tell it not to search in your Chromium bookmarks by default, by clicking the Chromium bookmarks plugin and selecting Disable.** | ||
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+ | La lentille Home vous montrera en haut de l' | ||
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+ | La lentille Applications est celle que j' | ||
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**Now let’s look at some of the handier Unity keyboard shortcuts. If the mouse isn’t working, or you just prefer the keyboard, Alt – F1 will put you into keyboard mode in the Launcher. The top application will highlight and you can use the arrow keys to move up and down, then hit Enter to activate the highlighted application. You can similarly navigate by holding down the Super key and repeatedly hitting Tab or Shift-Tab. Super - T opens the Trash. | **Now let’s look at some of the handier Unity keyboard shortcuts. If the mouse isn’t working, or you just prefer the keyboard, Alt – F1 will put you into keyboard mode in the Launcher. The top application will highlight and you can use the arrow keys to move up and down, then hit Enter to activate the highlighted application. You can similarly navigate by holding down the Super key and repeatedly hitting Tab or Shift-Tab. Super - T opens the Trash. | ||
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You may find yourself sometimes wanting a screenshot of the entire screen or the active window. For the screen, use the PrtSc key. To get just the active window, use Alt – PrtSc. This will allow you to save the screenshot, or to put the screenshot on the clipboard where it can be pasted as desired. I use these shortcuts every month in putting this column together, pasting the screenshots into the GIMP for further processing (shown bottom left)** | You may find yourself sometimes wanting a screenshot of the entire screen or the active window. For the screen, use the PrtSc key. To get just the active window, use Alt – PrtSc. This will allow you to save the screenshot, or to put the screenshot on the clipboard where it can be pasted as desired. I use these shortcuts every month in putting this column together, pasting the screenshots into the GIMP for further processing (shown bottom left)** | ||
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+ | Examinons maintenant certains des raccourcis clavier Unity les plus pratiques. Si la souris ne fonctionne pas, ou si vous préférez le clavier, Alt - F1 vous mettra en mode clavier dans le Launcher. L' | ||
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+ | Vous pouvez vouloir parfois une capture d' | ||
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**Alt-Tab switches between applications that are open (same as in Windows), and Alt-Q quits the currently active application. Ctrl-Super-Up (or Down) maximizes or minimizes the current window. Ctrl-Super-D displays the Desktop by minimizing all open applications at once. Alt-F4 closes the current window (also the same as in Windows). | **Alt-Tab switches between applications that are open (same as in Windows), and Alt-Q quits the currently active application. Ctrl-Super-Up (or Down) maximizes or minimizes the current window. Ctrl-Super-D displays the Desktop by minimizing all open applications at once. Alt-F4 closes the current window (also the same as in Windows). | ||
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From left to right, these icons represent Updates, WiFi, Keyboard language and settings, Email status, Battery power available, Speaker(s), Date/time, and the System menu. Most will show options if you left-click or right-click them. Adjusting the notifications area icons displayed, icon size, and other customizations, | From left to right, these icons represent Updates, WiFi, Keyboard language and settings, Email status, Battery power available, Speaker(s), Date/time, and the System menu. Most will show options if you left-click or right-click them. Adjusting the notifications area icons displayed, icon size, and other customizations, | ||
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+ | Alt-Tab bascule entre les applications qui sont ouvertes (comme sous Windows) et Alt-Q quitte l' | ||
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+ | Un autre aspect important du bureau Unity est la zone de notification, | ||
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+ | De gauche à droite, ces icônes représentent les mises à jour, le WiFi, la langue et les paramètres du clavier, l' | ||
**When you’re not using the Dash, you will usually use the Launcher to launch programs, or desktop shortcuts. The Launcher defaults to the left side of the screen: | **When you’re not using the Dash, you will usually use the Launcher to launch programs, or desktop shortcuts. The Launcher defaults to the left side of the screen: | ||
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Next month: As promised previously - Retro Gaming (part 1)!** | Next month: As promised previously - Retro Gaming (part 1)!** | ||
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+ | Pour placer des applications sur le Launcher, trouvez-les dans le Dash et faites glisser-déposer simplement sur le Launcher. Les icônes sur le Launcher peuvent également être réorganisées par simple glisser-déposer. Les applications ouvertes s' | ||
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+ | Nous avons couvert un autre aspect de l' | ||
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+ | Le mois prochain : comme promis précédemment - Retro Gaming (partie 1) ! | ||
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issue136/ubuntu_au_quotidien.1536128342.txt.gz · Dernière modification : 2018/09/05 08:19 de christo.2so