Cut, Copy and Paste operations are essential to manage text and files on a PC. You can perform these actions using the mouse or the keyboard, pressing with the little finger the CTRL key on the left and then pressing with the thumb the X for the size, the C for the copy and the V for paste.
Basically CTRL-X Cut, CTRL-C Copy and CTRL-V paste.
If you wanted to use your right hand, the right CTRL would not be comfortable, but you can use other combinations of text (which I'm sure nobody knows) to do the same.
Those who use a left-handed computer, holding the mouse with their left hand, will then be able to use their right hand to press the keys of the most common keyboard shortcuts such as cut, copy and paste.
Cut: Shift + Del
Copy: Ctrl + Ins
Paste: Shift + Ins
These keyboard shortcuts work on Windows, Gnome and KDE (Linux), only on text.
Attention to the combination Shift + Del because, if used for the text it makes the "cut" while if used for a file it eliminates it without going through the recycle bin.
These are the only specific left-handed keyboard combinations.
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