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Found out that gnome 3 has some keybinding for dynamically changing screen resolution. I don't know which keybinding that is, but I found it during the mash the
by emidln 11y ago
Found out that gnome 3 has some keybinding for dynamically changing screen resolution. I don't know which keybinding that is, but I found it during the mash the keyboard test.
- ars 11y agoCtrl-Alt-Plus (and Minus)
- snogglethorpe 11y agoYeah, while I was "typing" my response to that question, my screen suddenly went completely black... and then luckily just returned to normal a few seconds later. ... or at least I thought it returned to normal... Having read your comment, I realize all the text on my display is subtlely squashed and blurry in a way that I didn't notice, but is pretty obvious now that I'm looking for it! ><
- ErikRogneby 11y agoHAH! I almost just had coffee spurting out of my nose.
- a3n 11y agoDid anyone mash about a fifth of the window, select all, copy, then paste until it filled up and then some?
- JoblessWonder 11y agoSigh. I hit "Enter" and it submitted the form without letting me finish. Now they will never know if I'm a dog or a cat person...
- RaSoJo 11y agome too. i retook the survey :)
- stefs 11y agohit back button, continued.
- JoblessWonder 11y agoI hit back and my answers weren't there. I did end up doing the second half of the survey but I was hoping my dataset would be complete.
- mcv 11y agoI suspect the real problem isn't so much hitting "enter" but hitting it directly after the other hand hit "tab". A text field should be able to deal with an enter.
- undersuit 11y agoThe text fields do handle the enter key correctly. Sometimes you just accidentally press enter and the form lacks required fields and validation.
- gknoy 11y agoI discovered that SOME combination while mashing would close my tab in Chrome. Fortunately, ctrl-shift-t brought back not just the form, but __saved_responses__. What a pleasant surprise. I wonder if that saving is done by the browser, or by the website (local storage?).
- Rusky 11y agoProbably Ctrl-W, and the browser does the saving. It also works with back.
- Twisol 11y agoI did something that caused Firefox to restart and lose _all_ of my active tabs. (Got them back via sessionstore.bak, thank goodness.)
- unoti 11y ago"How many tabs do you keep open on your browser" would be an interesting question, to me, to see the results on. I'm often mystified by the stories of people who keep 50+ tabs open. I've never understood why, but I guess now that I'm considering it, I'm guessing such people must base their workflows around tabs.
- lfowles 11y agoVertical tab bars :) It doesn't impede my workflow as if I had that many tabs open on a traditional horizontal bar, so they just accumulate.
- mjevans 11y agoI tend to have about 50 or so tabs, per /window/ (it's time for a new one when I can't see the faveicon anymore). I tend to have about 250-300 tabs open in total. Various things I mean to get back to, reference material for projects that I've paused working on, etc. In general when it costs you nothing to keep a photocopy of a reference on your desk, the desktop becomes nothing but photocopies of reference materials.
- eximius 11y agoSame. Weirdly, it tends to be worse on my phone where I used to have over 250+ on my phone alone. I'm back up to 89 tabs now, after having recently cleaned it up a bit.
- Scarblac 11y agoThe people I know who do it simply use them as bookmarks. No, me neither.
- mcv 11y ago