OS X keyboard shortcuts

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Here are a few OS X keyboard shortcuts I can think of now that I'm in front of a keyboard:

text editing
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cmd + right arrow = end of line
cmd + left arrow = start of line
alt + right arrow = right one word
alt + left arrow = left one word
(add shift to the above to add highlighting)


textmate
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alt + cmd + right arrow OR shift + cmd + ] = next tab
alt + cmd + left arrow OR shift + cmd + [ = previous tab
cmd + ] = indent selected text
cmd + [ = outdent selected text
cmd + r = run current file (great for standalone ruby scripts)
cmd + / = comment/uncomment selected text


terminal
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shift + cmd + right arrow = next tab
shift + cmd + left arrow = left tab
ctrl + e = end of line
ctrl + a = start of line
ctrl + f = forward one character
ctrl + b = backward one character
alt + f = forward one word
alt + b = backward one word
cmd + . = alias for ctrl + c


firefox/chrome
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alt + cmd + right arrow = next tab
alt + cmd + left arrow = previous tab


finder
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shift + cmd + delete (backspace) = empty the trash can
shift + cmd + g = go to folder
/ = within any gui "save" dialog, hit / to enter in a path
cmd + ` (backtick) = cycle through the windows of the current app