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How do I remap my Ubuntu keyboard shortcuts to match OSX?

How do I remap my Ubuntu keyboard shortcuts to match OSX?

I'm using Ubuntu in VirtualBox on Mac. As I switch frequently, I would like to use the same shortcuts. Please, does anyone know how to have the same shortcuts on Ubuntu, as they are on Mac?

Specifically, I would like to Copy, Paste, Select All, ... work with Cmd+C, Cmd+V, Cmd+A, ... (even in terminal - no Ctrl+Shift, just Ctrl).

I tried to change Keyboard Layout to Apple Laptop, but that didn't help.



Top Answer/Comment:

Searching in other questions I've found this tool to map the Ctrl to the Macbook key board CMD Left to do CMD + C or CMD + V or something else:

Install gnome-tweaks application:

sudo apt-get install gnome-tweaks

Open the application Applications -> Gnome Tweaks and map the CTRL to WIN(Same as CMD in Mac) doing this:

  1. In the left vertical menu, select Keyboard
  2. In the right hand panel click the Additional Layout Options button
  3. In the list, expand Alt/Win key Behavior
  4. Select the option Ctrl is mapped to Win and the usual Ctrl keys

Enjoy the CMD + C or CMD + V in your OSX VirtualBox using ubuntu-18 VM.

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