vefology.blogg.se - Sending keystrokes to elinks

video open/close/settings/control (with the VLC functionalities) - partially possible. Has both an emacs and a vi editing/cut/paste mode. Then the vi/ vim people will come here and start screaming.

text editing via terminal - possible.Įmacs. There are a lot of terminal based mail readers. Search on mouselss browsing and you'll find other solutions. OK, selecting part of text on page is not possible (to my knowledge),Ĭhrome and FF both have a browsing plugin, vimium, based on vi keybindings. * file exploring via terminal (instead of GUI file explorer) - possible with any normal terminal.Īlso, Midnight Commander ( mc) web browsing (with Firefox or Chrome/Chromium) - partially possible, shortcuts for open/close tab are OK, moving page-down/up is Let me know which of those link were helpful for you Andi. You just need to google your application name whether it's virtualbox, Parallels Desktop or QEMU followed by "keyboard shortcuts".

For image editing and VMs there are also shortcuts depending on your application.

Note: these shortcuts are only default settings and can be customized (along with many others)

For using VLC without the mouse take a look at the link below:.

For Select/copy/paste in terminal using only the keyboard check this out:.

Just press Ctrl/Command + F and type the first words of what you'd like to select, find it, press esc and use Shift+ Arrow keys to select what you'd like to be selected. *** Partial text selection is also possible.

For web surfing using only your keyboard, you can try these shortcuts for Firefox:.

Here's a list of keyboard shortcuts for Linux.

There is no right answer here, but many different approaches might bring nearer to the aim of total keyboard only control of a (nowday) computer.

Would be interesting to know more on this topic by other users. virtual machines - no idea if already possible image editing (at GIMP levels) - no idea if already possible text selection of terminal results (partial selection is still not possible, to my knowledge). web browsing (with Firefox or Chrome/Chromium) - partially possible, shortcuts for open/close tab are OK, moving page-down/up is OK, selecting part of text on page is not possible (to my knowledge), etc.file exploring via terminal (instead of GUI file explorer) - possible with any normal terminal.I have searched about this but I mainly get articles about broken mouse and temporary use of command line tools or GUI interface through keyboard.