I've been a happy and experienced user of TeXmaker, on 10.04 and earlier, for many years. I've now upgraded to 12.04 and installed the 12.04 version from the Software Center.
After installation, my first attempt to use TeXmaker brought up the usual window containing the latex file. Which, with <F2> seemed to compile normally.
Is there any way to get texmaker to display the currently open documents in tabs (like every other program) instead of a drop down menu?
I added these tweaks from Ubuntu SSD Tweak and Ubuntu Tweaks but now Texmaker is compiling slowly. Does someone know what tweak would be causing this? Or could I edit something unrelated to the tweaks to get Texmaker to compile as it did previously?
I use LaTeX a lot but I find quite obnoxious all the crappy files it leaves behind when you compile: .aux, .log...
Fortunately TeXMaker has the option "clean" that deletes all of these.
However, I don't like having to remember to click on it every time I'm going to close a document, ie I'd like a button that both closes a document and cleans all that stuff.
Any hint as how to do it?
XMind offers many keyboard shortcuts. Working with shortcuts can really save the time and free your mind to find where is the mouse. So knowing them well will bring you great convenience.
I have 2 bugs in my Ubuntu 12.04 fresh installation using a Macbook Pro keyboard. Note: I swapped the Ctrl and Cmd keys (Ctrl and Super on regular keyboards), but that should not affect the shortcuts I program.)
First
I changed the Switch application shortcut from Alt-Tab to Ctrl-Tab. It saves this correctly but the change does not seem to take effect. I rebooted and it still doesn't.
Hi everybody,
I have a couple of user-defined shortcuts and after the latest update, they do not work anymore. Before I updated the system (F16, KDE), I was able to press ctrl+meta+k to start the terminal, for example. Now this does not work any more and I have no clue why it is like this since the shortcuts are still defined the same way...
I would like to have a shortcut for a command:
sudo nautilus "/"
I tried to set it in Keyboard->Shortcuts->Custom Shortcuts but it didnt work.
I also created shell file with this command and put it("sh myfile.sh") there but it also didnt work.
When I set there only "nautilus" it works but this is not what I want.
Does anyone know how can I create shortcuts for a custom command like this?
Hi,
It seems many shortcuts does not work even though I set them in Control Panel -> Keyboard Shortcuts.
For example, I have tried shortcuts for Toggle Window Maximized vertically as Ctrl + Alt + Up and Mod4 + Up and Alt + F3, but nether worked.
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