Windows vs. Macintosh

As I prepared course materials for Stellarium 0.10.6 training, I captured the shortcuts required on an Apple MacBook. Now, for your reference, a Windows or Macintosh keyboard shortcut guide. Thanks to Sharmin!

controlling the surroundings
show Location window		F6		Fn F6
toggle cardinal compass points	——	q	—	q
toggle compass marks †*		Ctrl c		⌘ c
toggle ground and buildings		g		g
toggle ground fog		f		f
toggle atmosphere or air		a		a
controlling sky appearance
toggle stars		s		s
toggle constellation lines		c		c
toggle constellation boundaries		b		b
toggle constellation labels		v		v
toggle constellation artwork		r		r
toggle planet labels and circles		p		p
toggle planet orbits		o		o
toggle planet trails		Shift t		Shift t
toggle nebula labels and circles		n		n
show Sky and Viewing Options		F4		Fn F4
controlling gridlines
toggle alt/az grid lines		z		z
toggle equatorial grid		e		e
toggle ecliptic line		, (comma)		,
toggle celestial equator		. (period)		.
toggle meridian line		;		;
changing image presentation
toggle horizontal flipping		Ctrl Shift h		⌘ Shift h
toggle vertical flipping		Ctrl Shift v		⌘ Shift v
controlling "regular" time
show date/time window		F5		Fn F5
set date/time to now		8		8
set time rate to zero		7		7
increment forward time speed		l (lower case L)		l
increment reverse time speed		j		j
run time at normal speed		k		k
decrease time speed a little		Shift j		Shift j
increase time speed a little		Shift k		Shift k
jump forward 1 hour		Ctrl = (equal)		⌘ =
jump backward 1 hour		Ctrl - (hyphen)		⌘ -
jump forward 1 day		= (equal)		=
jump backward 1 day		- (hyphen)		-
jump forward 1 week		]		]
jump backward 1 week		[		[
controlling sidereal time
forward 1 sidereal day		Alt = (equal)		Option =
backward 1 sidereal day		Alt - (hyphen)		Option -
forward 1 sidereal week		Alt ]		Option ]
backward 1 sidereal week		Alt [		Option [
zooming
quickly zoom in/out		mouse wheel		mouse wheel
zoom in		PgUp or Ctrl Up Arrow		Fn Up Arrow
zoom out		PgDn or Ctrl Dn Arrow		Fn Down Arrow
zoom close to selected object		/ (slash)		/
zoom out fully		\ (backslash)		\
panning
quickly pan celestial sphere		left-drag		drag
pan right		Right Arrow		Right Arrow
pan left		Left Arrow		Left Arrow
pan up		Up Arrow		Up Arrow
pan down		Dn Arrow		Down Arrow
toggle EQ or alt/az mount		Ctrl m		⌘ m
working with objects
select an object visually		left-click		click
centre on selected object		spacebar		spacebar
toggle tracking of object		t		t
deselect object		right-click		⌘-click
display search dialog box		Ctrl f or F3		⌘ f or Fn F3
travel, i.e. go to a planet		Ctrl g		⌘ g
toggle angular measurement †*		Ctrl a		⌘ a
working with satellites †
configure artificial satellites *		Alt z		Option z
toggle satellite display *		Ctrl z		⌘ z
toggle satellite labels *		Shift z		Shift z
controlling the application
show configuration window		F2		Fn F2
show help/about window		F1		Fn F1
show script console window		F12		(untested)
toggle fullscreen/window		F11		(none)
toggle GUI toolbars/menus		Ctrl t		⌘ t
save screenshot to desktop		Ctrl s		⌘ s
close a window *		Esc		Esc
quit from Stellarium		Ctrl q		⌘ q

* Recently new or changed shortcuts are marked with an asterisk.

† Keyboard shortcuts noted with a dagger are associated with a plug-in. They may not function if the plug-in is not active.

Most quick reference listings (including the one inside Stellarium's help) are improperly designed. They show the key first then the action, forcing you to think about a key combination, even if you're not interested in it. You'll see I've done the opposite!

Finally, when using Stellarium on the Apple Macintosh computer, the keyboard shortcuts shown in the help window and toolbar tip pop-ups are incorrect. For example, there are references to using the Ctrl key. This references to Windows. In general, on a Mac, substitute the Command key for the Ctrl...