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Alt+up arrow gets you to the parent directory. Alt+left arrow gets you to the previous folder in the history. Ctrl+tab gets you to the next tab, or ctrl+[number
by RuggedPineapple 3y ago
Alt+up arrow gets you to the parent directory. Alt+left arrow gets you to the previous folder in the history. Ctrl+tab gets you to the next tab, or ctrl+[number] to go directly to a specific tab.
- eviks 3y agoHow is Alt-up, which requires holding a modifier and moving your hand off home row, a SWIFT alternative?
- MrVandemar 3y agoBeats the hell out of using the mouse, which is what my colleagues do. I'm not much one for home row. I'm an evolved hunt-n-peck, as typing programmes made my fingers hurt. Works for me, and in an office of secretaries, I'm one of the fastest typists.
- RuggedPineapple 3y agoIf it's not for you its not for you, but pretending that a keyboard shortcut of alt plus a key is somehow an entirely different concept and outside the realm of alternative is pretty hilarious.
- eviks 3y agoI've capitalized that word specifically for you, but yes, if ignore speed, then bad keybinds are in the same realm. Likewise, having a single E key to jump down by 10 items in your realm would be no different than pressing the down arrow 10 times , or using search to find the file which ends with "_abc" is no different than using your eyes to find all such files and then using a cursor to nagivate to them and select - after all, these are all keyboard-only (except for the find part)!
- RuggedPineapple 3y agolol, I just figured out I'm being trolled. It was subtle at first, but you went a little over the top with the comic book guy style 'well akshully' stuff at the end that let me suss it out, but you really did have me going for a while. Kudos.
- userbinator 3y agoBackspace is sufficient to go to the previous.