You can also create shutdown, logoff, and reboot hotkeys in Windows 10 without using third-party packages.
Set up Shutdown, Restart, and Logoff Keyboard Shortcuts It will open the program or web page you specified.
Select Applyand then click OK to close the window. You can also enter one of the function keys (F1 through F12 on most keyboards) by pushing it while the focus is in the shortcut key text box. So if you type “I,” then the keyboard shortcut would be Ctrl + Alt + I. Note that the shortcut will be the letter combined with Ctrl + Alt. Just enter a letter there to set up the new hotkey. Click the Shortcut key box and enter a new keyboard shortcut for the program or web page. Click the Shortcut tab as shown in the screenshot below:. Right-click the desktop shortcut and select Properties from the menu. You can add a hotkey to any software or website shortcut on the Desktop. This makes it easy to invalidate the key on a particular service without having to decide whether to update it (because of damage/public exposure or for other reasons) and change it on all services used.Adding Hotkeys to Program and Website Desktop Shortcutsįirst, let’s try one of the most basic approaches to adding hotkeys. It is recommended to use a different SSH key for each service you want to use. Once you save that string to GitHub (or every other service, because everyone has the same concept), your Git client will have the credentials needed to communicate with the delete server, and you should be all right! Use multiple keys cat id_rsa.pubThen use the mouse to copy/paste the entire key code. pubKey file, copy its content and paste it in this box. The key is the key you generated earlier. You set the title to something meaningful, and you will remember it for more than 2 years from now on. In the GitHub settings, you will find the "SSH and GPG keys" menu:Ĭlicking on it will show your current settings:Īs you can see here, I have defined 3 SSH keys, one is used locally on my Mac and the other is used on a remote server to get the website code. 
I showed the GitHub process, but it is the same process used by each Git platform, but there are small differences.
macOS stores the password in the keychain, so you don’t have to repeat the password every time. I strongly recommend that you set a password. If this is the first key, it is recommended that you use id_rsaAs a file name, but it’s best to choose a file name to remember the name of the service for which it was generated, for example github_rsa. The key generation program will ask you where you want to save the key.
It may be useful to know who generated the key if there is any ambiguity. You can enter any email you want, it doesn't have to be your GitHub account, it can even be a random string. Ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 -C this example, the last part is filled with an email address, which is a comment.
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