Add default keyboard shortcuts to various actions in the FileSystem dock #93578
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Some of these shortcuts are inspired by Visual Studio Code's defaults.
- Ctrl + Alt + C: Copy Absolute Path
- Ctrl + Alt + Shift + C: Copy UID
- Ctrl + Alt + R: Open in File Manager
- Ctrl + Alt + E: Open in External Program
- Ctrl + Alt + T: Open in Terminal
- Note: On Linux distributions that have Ctrl + Alt + T as a default
shortcut to open a terminal, the system shortcut takes priority
over this one.
The "Open Containing Folder in Terminal" text was shortened so that
the context menu doesn't become too wide with the default shortcut
annotations.
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Some of these shortcuts are inspired by Visual Studio Code's defaults:
The defaults are:
The "Open Containing Folder in Terminal" text was shortened so that the context menu doesn't become too wide with the default shortcut annotations.