Fionn Kelleherself@osslate.net2021Fix mistakes made during editingundo, redo, discard changesUndoing, redoing, and discarding changes
GNOME Text Editor automatically keeps track of changes made while editing
a file.
Changes can be undone and redone while editing, making it easy to fix
mistakes.
Changes tracked for a file will be lost after closing it, or after
discarding changes.
Undoing or redoing a change
Pressing
CtrlZ
will undo the last change made to a file.
Using this shortcut repeatedly will continue undoing changes as they
were originally made.
Pressing
CtrlShiftZ
will redo the last undone change in a file.
Using this shortcut repeatedly will continue redoing changes as they were
originally made.
Changes can be redone only if the previous editing operation
was undo or redo.
For example, typing text into a file directly after undoing a change
will prevent redoing the last undone change.
Discarding all changes since last save
MenuDiscard Changes
will permanently discard all changes made to a file since it was last
saved.