Are Linux hotkeys very different from Windows hotkeys when working on the desktop?

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Urukhayy2017-05-07 06:57:33

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Urukhayy, 2017-05-07 06:57:33

For example, does Linux (CentOS) have such hotkeys?
WIN + D - minimize all windows
CTRL + W - close the active window
And is it possible to provide the same convenience of hotkeys in CentOS (desktop work) as in Windows?

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Sergey, 2017-05-07
@edinorog

desktop desktop strife in Linux;)

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TyzhSysAdmin, 2017-05-07
@POS_troi

Go to the keyboard settings, hotkeys and configure it as you like and darling.

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Dmitry Shitskov, 2017-05-07
@Zarom

Unlike Windows, on Linux you are not limited to one desktop - there are plenty of them to choose from. Everyone has their own hotkeys by default, but there is almost always freedom of choice - you can remap all the keys to combinations that are convenient for you.

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CityCat4, 2017-05-07
@CityCat4

On what desktop? Without taking the .ops off the chair, I will name at least a dozen DEs, in which there are completely different desktops - including the settings. And each DE has settings that allow you to remap keys almost anything - and often there are already "make it like in Windows" presets, KDE definitely has it.
I won't say anything about Ctrl-W, but Alt-F4 works :)