Is there a keyboard shortcut to shut down OSX 10.10.1?
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I want to bind a gesture in BetterTouchTool to the shut down menu that is invoked by pressing the power button on my MacBook Air.  It's fairly simple to bind gestures to keyboard shortcuts, so what I'm really looking for is a way to bind a keyboard shortcut to the shut down menu. You can't use the power button in BetterTouchTool, so I need to bind it to a standard keyboard shortcut such as Command+Shift+S.
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I'm aware I can use (sudo?) shutdown -h hh:mm in a terminal window to shut down a system, however the user that is logged in is a kiosk user, which is locked down in such a way that terminal (or any window other than firefox, for that matter) cannot be opened.  My question is: Is there a way I can do this without having a terminal window opened? I've read about cron, but can't quite work it out. How can I change the shutoff time depending on what day it is?
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In Snow Leopard, I had the window switch animation disabled when I quick-key between spaces. Now that it's Mission Control in Lion, there's a long animation during which all my desktop icons disappear and I can't use anything. I'd really like to disable this, but .  How can I disable this needless animation in OS X Lion or later?
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How can I turn off the F1 (help) and F10 (notifications menu) key bindings?  First one I need for screen utility and second to exit mc in console.  There are no such key bindings in the Keyboard Shortcuts system settings.
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How can I disable the Windows key (or Super) from showing the GNOME Shell Activities overlay?
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Is there anyway to have the Command+TAB app switcher continuously cycle instead of stop at the end when you hold down command and tab like it did pre Mavericks?
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I am looking for a quick way to sleep without closing the lid, or using the mouse.  If it matters, I have Lion version OS and a MacBook Air.
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I hate the automatic saving and versioning in Mac OS X Lion.  Is there a way to completely turn it off?  (This has been asked before , but the answer and the linked article are completely wrong, so I thought I'd try again.)
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Using GNOME Tweak Tool to disable the  (reference: ) is no more working in Ubuntu 20.04.   How do I get the same effect now?
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How can I shut down or reboot Ubuntu using terminal commands?
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Ctrl+Alt+← can usually be set to restart X, however I can't find the option to allow this (it is disabled by default).  I have looked in System-&gt;Preferences-&gt;Keyboard and System-&gt;Preferences-&gt;Keyboard Shortcuts but I can't find an option to enable it.  Where can I change this setting?
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Where can I access OS X keyboard shortcuts, say for Dropbox sync?
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I've placed a command block making it day all the time. I want to turn it off, but I've lost it. What's the quickest way to find it?
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I can't find where this shortcut is defined. How can I disable it?
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What is the fastest and most efficient method to crash/break Ubuntu 14.10?
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I have a a MacBook Air that works fine except popping up a shutdown dialog if left untouched for a couple of seconds (seems to be a consistent duration around 3 seconds or so). Hitting Cancel or Esc prevents the shutdown.  If I keep fidgeting around with the keyboard or trackpad, there's no shutdown attempt. I can even place something on the Fn key to keep the OS from shutting down.  It seems like some inactivity timeout etc. gone awry.  When taken to the Genius Bar for initial assessment, the guy there said it was probably the power button needing a replacement. But, I don't think this is the case, as the power button is functioning normally: I can still press it to explicitly initiate a sleep/shutdown.  There's a chance this was triggered by water damage. There was a recent water spill incident to which I acted quickly by turning off the machine + turning it upside down + not using it for a long while + keeping it in a box with rice to absorb any leftover humidity. But even if this is a water damage, I can't imagine a damage that manifests itself with this very narrow malfunction of wanting to shutdown on a short period of in activity. Absolutely nothing else seems to be wrong with the machine.  Any pointers? Any things I can try to (a) diagnose the root cause fix or workaround the problem?
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On Snow Leopard you could "jump" from the last space to the first space by hitting cmd+right arrow.   How to do this in Mavericks?