For Windows users: alt + b can move the cursor backward the next word in the terminal, alt + c forward.For Mac users: option + b can move the cursor backward to the next word in the terminal, option + c forward.You can gently press the 'tab' key to auto complete when using the terminal.HOWEVER, for the jupyter-notebook, copy/paste appears to be ctrl+c and ctrl+v.Another way to copy/paste inside FASTX is to highlight with mouse cursor the text you want to copy, and paste it by clicking the 'middle' mouse button.Use ctrl+shift+c for copy, ctrl+shift+v for paste. To copy and paste inside the FASTX virtual desktop environment.To copy from your local mac, use command + c ctrl + c for pc.To paste to your local mac, use command + v ctrl + v for pc.Use ctrl+shift+v to paste text into FASTX.Use ctrl+shift+c to copy text from FASTX.

To copy/paste between FASTX and your local computer.That is why instead of the web version of FASTX just install the desktop client ( ). I never figured out how to copy text from your local computer into FAST sessions when using the web browser version of FASTX (it's kind of hacky, see here).Copy/paste in FASTX is a bit different from mac/pc.Set it up like this, then you can connect to thalamege and open text files through atom:Ĭopy and pasting within FASTX sessions and between FASTX and your local computer.In atom, under 'preferences', install the custom package 'ftp-remote-edit'.This is usually easier than edit files on thalamege using gedit. It is useful to open a text editor on your local computer, and edit files 'remotely' saved on thalamege. To stop this, open a Mate (VirtualGL) session and It is really annoying to have thalamege lock every 5 minutes. Keep Thalamege From Locking Every 5 Minutes

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