The Archive · Desktop · Guides
Keyboard shortcuts
The seven shortcuts of TALOS Desktop, where each one works, and the keys of the terminal's tabs.
Checked on Desktop 0.1.19
A newer version is out (Desktop 0.1.25): some details may differ.
There are seven, and all of them work. Mod is Ctrl on Windows and Linux and ⌘ on a Mac: the labels in the app follow your computer by themselves.
| Keys | Where | Does |
|---|---|---|
Mod K |
Anywhere | Open the commands |
Mod N |
Anywhere | New session |
Mod , |
Anywhere | Open the settings |
Mod / |
Anywhere | Show the shortcuts |
Mod ⇧ M |
In a chat | Change the model |
Mod ` |
In a session | Show or hide the terminal |
Mod ⇧ ` |
In a session | New terminal tab |
Mod / opens the full list inside the app, the copy that never gets old. Shortcuts cannot be customized.
In the terminal’s tabs
Section titled “In the terminal’s tabs”Inside the list of tabs of the terminal: arrows move, Home and End go to the ends, Delete closes, F2 renames.
If a shortcut does nothing
Section titled “If a shortcut does nothing”Check that you are in the right place: three of the seven work only inside a chat or a session. A shortcut written in the app is a promise — if one is shown and does nothing, or shows a key your keyboard does not have, it is a fault worth reporting.