Shortcuts and preferences

Settings and keyboard shortcuts let you fit Condr to the way you work.

Open Settings

• Shortcut: press Cmd + , on macOS, or Ctrl + , on Windows and Linux.
• The two tabs:
  • Application: this window’s settings, such as the theme, terminal font size, system notifications and the shortcut list.
  • Device: one Device’s Server settings, such as the default shell, connection status and Agent integrations.

Add an external editor (Open in)

Right-click a file in Files or Changes to open it in an external IDE or editor. The Open in button in the title bar opens the whole Workspace root instead. Both work on local Devices only.

Condr finds installed copies of Zed, VS Code, Cursor and IntelliJ IDEA on its own. To add another editor, put a [[client.editors]] entry in config.toml:

[[client.editors]]
name = "Helix"
command = ["hx"]

[[client.editors]]
name = "VS Code Insiders"
command = ["code-insiders", "--reuse-window"]

Fields

• name: the label shown in the Open in menu.
• command: the program and its leading arguments. Condr appends the path to open as the last argument.
• Restart the window after a hand edit. Condr remembers each repository’s last choice in [[client.workspace_editors]]; leave that table alone.

Everyday shortcuts

Window and Workspaces

Action	macOS	Windows / Linux
Open Settings	Cmd+,	Ctrl+,
Toggle the left sidebar	Cmd+B	Ctrl+Shift+B
Toggle the right Changes sidebar	Cmd+Option+B	Ctrl+Alt+B
Previous Workspace	Cmd+Shift+↑	Ctrl+Shift+↑
Next Workspace	Cmd+Shift+↓	Ctrl+Shift+↓

Tabs and Panes

Action	macOS	Windows / Linux
New Tab	Cmd+T	Ctrl+Shift+T
Split right	Cmd+D	Alt+Shift+=
Split down	Cmd+Shift+D	Alt+Shift+-
Close the current Pane	Cmd+W	Ctrl+Shift+W
Zoom or unzoom the current Pane	Cmd+Shift+Enter	Alt+Shift+Enter

Terminal

Action	macOS	Windows / Linux
Paste an image to a remote Device	Option+V	Alt+V
Select text while a program has mouse mode on	Shift+drag	Shift+drag
Open a link in the terminal	Cmd+click	Ctrl+click

See Keyboard shortcuts for the full list.

Set the default shell

New Panes use the system’s default shell. Change it in either of these ways:

In the window

Open Settings › General and type the shell’s path into the Shell field of the Terminal group, such as /bin/zsh or /opt/homebrew/bin/fish.

In the configuration file

Add this to config.toml:

[server.terminal]
shell = "/opt/homebrew/bin/fish"