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This shows a Brother EP 44 dumb terminal connecting to a phone-based Linux environment on my Nokia 6, Termux, by way of using a RS232 to Wifi converter on an ESP 32 board (Wemos Lolin32 Lite), joining the phone's hotspot and from there a Telnet server on Termux' Busybox. Finally, Embedded Common Lisp & Hello World in Fortran (gfortran) are demonstrated. EDIT: Backspace you get with stty erase Ctrl-v Ctrl-h, so the shown trick in Lisp is not needed! #terminal #lisp #android #esp32 #rs232

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This lectures contains the following shortcut keys of windows 11.Win + plus (+) It Starts Magnifier and lefts you Zoom in Ctrl + Alt + mouse scroll Allows users to zoom in or out using mouse Win + minus (-) Zooms out the Magnifier Ctrl + Alt + R Resizes the lens Ctrl + Alt + up arrow keys Pan upwards in MagnifierCtrl + Alt + down arrow keys Pan downwards in MagnifierCtrl + Alt + left arrow Pan to left in Magnifier Ctrl + Alt + right arrow Pan to right in Magnifier Press Shift five times Turn on or off Sticky Keys Left Alt + left Shift + PrtScr Enable or disable High ContrastWin + Enter Opens Narrator to start textto speech feature Win + Ctrl + O Launches on-screen keyboard Win + Esc Exits out of Magnifier Win + G Launches the Game bar Win + Alt + G Enable screen recording and records the last 30 seconds of thecurrently active game Win + Alt + R Starts or stops recording the game that is currently active Win + Alt + PrtScr Capture a screenshot of the current windowWin + Alt + T Shows or hides recording timer of the game during the recoding Win + forward slash Starts an IME reconversionWin + FOpens the Feedback Hub to provide feedback to the MicrosoftcommunityWin + H Launches Voice Typing feature Win + K Enables or launches the Connect quick setting Win + O Locks the orientation of your device Win + Shift + Left orright arrow keysMoves an application or a program window from one monitor toanother, following the direction of the arrow key pressed Win + Spacebar Switches between the input languages and keyboard layout Win + V Opens the Clipboard History window Win + Y Flips the input between your desktop and Windows Mixed Reality Win + Pause Displays the System Properties Page Win + C Launches the Cortana feature Ctrl + Tab Moves forward through tabs of the open window Ctrl + Shift + Tab Move back through tabs of the open window F4 Displays all the items in the active list Tab Shifts forward through options of the dialog box or Window Shift + Tab Moves back through the options or button on the dialog box Spacebar Checks or Unchecks the check box if a check box is an active option Backspace Opens up the parent folder if a folder is selected in the Open filewindow Ctrl + Any number (1–9) Skips forward or backward to the nth tabArrow keys Selects or moves to a button in any group of active buttons#operating system#windows 11 essentials#windows 11 tips and tricks#learn win 11#Urdu and Hindi lectures#mastering windows#windows 11 begineer to master class#operatingsystemlectureinhindi #windowstutorials#viralvideo