A long time ago that I wanted to upload a post like this. But I always forgot. When I finally put together a more or less decent list of shortcuts available for both Unity and for Gnome-Shell. Come to see:
Gnome-Shell Shortcuts
Alt + F2: Run an application. For this you have to use the command that would write in the terminal.
Alt + F1: Switch between the Overview and Desktop.
Alt + Tab: Switch between applications. You can change the appearance with the Gnome-Shell extensions
Alt + Shift + Tab works similar, but with applications in reverse.
Ctrl + Alt + Arrow Up / Down: Switch between desktops.
Ctrl + Shift + Alt + R: can record your desktop. It ends with the same combination.
Ctrl + Alt + Shift + Arrow Up / Down: Move the current window to a different desktop.
Windows key: Switch between applications or desktops. I must say that is what I like, it works very fast.
Alt + [Key + Tab Down]: When you run this combination shows the same but we can see that each application has open windows.
Ctrl + Alt + Tab: Switch Opens accessibility.
Shortcuts for Unity
Print Screen: Take a snapshot of the entire desktop.
Alt + Print Screen: Take a snapshot of the current window.
Ctrl + Alt + L: Locks the screen.
Super + W: Shows all windows of all desks. Is the same effect used in Compiz (Exposed)
Alt + F2: Run an application from the Dash.
Super + S: View all work areas at a time.
Super (hold): Shows the dock of Unity. Sample numbers above each application. If you press the number, the application will launch or open the window.
Super: Dash Display of Unity. Closes again if you press again.
Super + n °: When holding down Super, we will some numbers above each application. If you press this issue, we will launch that application.
Super + A: Open the application of the dash
Super + F: Opens the dash of the files and folders
Super + T: Open the Recycle Bin
Keyboard Shortcuts in Unity and GNOME-Shell
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