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I know in Windows it's Ctr + Alt + Numpad 0. However, in Ubuntu that minimizes the window. Does anybody know how to snap the camera to view in Ubuntu?

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  • $\begingroup$ You could just change the controls in the User Preferences. $\endgroup$
    – Luka ash
    Commented May 21, 2016 at 18:09

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You can use the menu: View>Align View>Align Active Camera to View...

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But that is just a temporary remedy that masks the symptoms of a larger problem: The shortcuts on the operating system take precedence over those of apps, so you have to decide between two options to use blender in the future:

  • Configure your OS so that it doesn't use the same shortcuts as blender (usually in Linux I remap all of the shortcuts that use the Ctrl key to use the Super/Windows key so that the OS doesn't create any conflicts).

  • Change the shortcuts on blender in the user preferences. (Just keep in mind that by changing the default to non-standard shortcuts, you might not be able to follow tutorials or other help resources).

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