Ctrl-N: open new window
Ctrl-Shift-N: create new folder
Ctrl-H: show hidden files
Alt-Home : jump to home folder
Alt-Enter : file / folder properties
F9 : toggle side-pane
Alt-F1 : launch applications menu
Alt-F2 : launch “run application” dialogue
Ctrl-Alt - Right/Left arrow: move to the next virtual desktop
Ctrl-Alt-Shift - Right/Left arrow : take current window to the next virtual desktopCtrl-Alt-D: minimize all windows, and gives focus to the desktop.
Alt-Tab: switch between windows. When you use these shortcut keys, a list of windows that you can select is displayed. Release the keys to select a window.
Ctrl-Alt-Tab: switch the focus between the panels and the desktop. When you use these shortcut keys, a list of items that you can select is displayed. Release the keys to select an item.
Ctrl-Alt-L: lock the screen (it works in Ubuntu-I don’t know about other distros)\
Ctrl-L: shortcut for opening locations-by default the path is the home folder*
A useful hint that I found on the excellent Fosswire blog:
/ : same as Ctrl-L but has the root (/) as default path*
* both shortcuts can be used while you are on the desktop (no window active)

And a suggestion:
Ctrl-T : move to trash (in Nautilus)
This is a dangerous key combination because many of us are used to press these keys in order to open a new tab. Because we all delete items using the Delete key, I recommend to deactivate this shortcut key. To do that, go to System » Preferences » Appearance » Interface. Select Editable menu shortcut keys and close the dialog box. Click on the Edit menu in the File Browser. Click the Empty Trash item (it has Ctrl-T as the keyboard shortcut) Press the Delete key to get rid of the shortcut.
You cand find all GNOME shortcut keys on: http://library.gnome.org/users/user-...skills.html.en
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