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Super Key = Windows Logo key
Mouse Buttons = Button1 -Left
Button2 - Scroll Button
Button3 - Right
Button4 - Scroll Up
Button5 - Scroll Down
Note: A "standard" 2 (left, right click) + 1 (middle click/scroll) button mouse is actually a five button mouse from X11's perspective! The scroll wheel's up and down action counts as mouse buttons 4 and 5. This means that any mouse with one scroll wheel has two more buttons than you'd expect.
Lock the Screen : Ctrl-Alt-L Show me the Mouse Pointer : Ctrl (must be set in Mouse Preference) Beryl Toggle Full Screen - Ctrl-Alt-Return Close Window - Alt F4 Main Menu - Alt F1 Run Dialog - Alt F2 Minimize Window - Alt F5 Maximize - Alt F10 Screenshot - Print Screenshot of Window = Alt Print Hide All Window - Ctrl Alt d Window Menu - Alt space Toggle Hide All windows - Ctl Alt d Toggle Window Maximize - Super F10 Toggle Window Max Horix - Super h Toggle Window Max Vert - Super v Toggle Window Shaded - Ctl Alt s Application Switcher Next Window - Alt Tab Prev Window - Shift Alt Tab Next Window (All Workspaces) - Ctrl Alt Tab Prev Window (All Workspaces) - Shit Ctrl Alt Tab ... To Switch in Ring, use Super instead of Alt ... much cooler Windows Picker Initiate Window Picker - Super Pause Initiate Window Picker for Current App - Super F7 Initiate Window Picker for All Workspaces - F8 Initiate Current Head Scale Only - F9 Opacity - Alt Button4/5 Increase/Decrease DeskTop Unfold Cube - Ctrl-Alt-<Next> i.e. <Next> = Right Arrow/Left Arrow (Try also Shift-Ctrl-Alt <Next> : Keeps the current App in Place) Toggle Fade - Super F6 Rotation - Ctrl Alt - Button1 (Mouse), or Simply Button2 Sticky Rotation - Ctrl Alt Button2 (i.e. Scroll Button) Accessability Zoom In - Super Button4 Zoom Out - Super Button5 Toggle Negative Window - Super n Toggle Negative Screen - Super m