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Midnight Commander shortcuts

KeyActionNotes
Ctrl+otoggle panes on/off
Ctrl+lredraw screenThis is on all terminals
Ctrl+PgUpgoto parent dir
Ctrl+Entercopy selected filename to command line%f is equivalent
Ctrl+x+pcopy unselected panel's path to command line%D is equivalent
Ctrl+x !External panelizeDisplay paths returned from external command
Shift+mouseselect text
Inserttoggle selection of highlighted file
*toggle selection
+add pattern to selection
-remove pattern from selection
F3view
F4edit
F5copy
F6rename
F7mkdir
F8remove
F9menu
F10Exit

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