Apple’s Mac keyboards actually do have a Control (Ctrl) key, but the Control key doesn’t function like the Control key on Windows. For example, control on Windows is equivalent to Command on Mac OS X. (I don't know if this is required, but I did it. The keyboards are otherwise pretty similar, but new Mac users will need to understand these different keys. On other keyboards these key positions may be labelled differently.
The extra key on many European keyboards: Xmodmap doesn't work universally in all apps, gnome tweak tool lacked the function, dconf editing a custom altwin2 key swap (like the main answer here) failed, so I was tearing my hair out until I combined several answers into this complete, simple, and elegant solution: gksudo gedit /usr/share/X11/xkb/symbols/pcĬhange it to: default partial alphanumeric_keys modifier_keys Under macOS, the Control key allows the use of Emacs-style key combinations in most text entry fields. In 16.04, here's the way I finally got this to work.
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