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In [[Fedora]] or many other [[GNU/Linux]] systems, you can access the Activities Overview in a few ways.

== Accessing ==

=== Mouse ===

Slide your mouse pointer to the top-left corner of the screen, beside the word '''Activities''', and keep moving it “off” the top-left corner.

=== Mouse, Pen, or Touch ===

Tap or click on the word '''Activities''' at the top-left corner of the screen.

=== Keyboard ===

The shortcut can be changed in [[Gnome System Settings]] under '''Keyboard''' shortcuts, but the default key is the '''Super''' key. This is often labeled with a company logo, like the [[Microsoft Windows]] icon or [[Tux the Penguin]], and is usually found between '''Control''' and '''Alt''' or '''Meta''' on the bottom of the keyboard, beside the space bar.

You may also access it by holding '''Alt''' or '''Meta''' and pressing '''F1'''.

== Using ==

Refer to your system's help manual, or [[https://help.gnome.org/users/gnome-help/stable/shell-introduction.html.en the online copy at Gnome.org]] for further details.

'''Hint''': the help manual can be found by accessing the Activities Overview and typing <tt>Help</tt>, among other ways. The symbol looks like a ship's life preserver ring.

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