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Post169
Post169

Reputation: 708

Can I use a keyboard shortcut to save work in Matlab on Linux?

All Windows editing programs allow you to save your work by pressing Ctrl-S. Linux has an independently developed and mostly different set of keyboard shortcuts from what's standard in Windows. I am learning some of the Linux shortcuts as I program Matlab (by GUI, opened from BASH), but I can't find any shortcut to save the code I'm on, the equivalent of Ctrl-S.

Is there anything, or in this operating system that hosts Emacs, which focuses its keyboard shortcuts on not having to move the hands at all, is the only way to save code by moving my hand to the mouse?

Upvotes: 7

Views: 564

Answers (1)

edwinksl
edwinksl

Reputation: 7093

From http://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/matlab_env/keyboard-shortcuts.html#br7ulae-1, you can go to:

Preferences > MATLAB > Keyboard > Shortcuts > Active settings

and change your keyboard shortcuts to the Windows Default Set.

Upvotes: 6

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