![]() This step will swap Windows key Behaviour to Ctrl and vice versa. Look for Tweaks application -> Keyboard and Mouse -> Additional Layout options -> Alt/Win behavior -> Select Control is mapped to Win keys and the usual Ctrl Keys. If you don't like this, skip step 4 and go to step 5 Note that this will only change the behavior of WINDOWS key to CMD key and keeps CTRL key as same as before (you will have 2 CTRL keys). ![]() Open the list of applications by pressing Show Applications on at the left bottom. Install gnome-tweaks if not installed in the system ![]() Some of the above solutions are old and not working with Ubuntu 18.04.
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