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You can find a list of available keys and commands in [keybindings](/usage/keybindings/), and you can get this list in Lem itself with `Alt-x documentation-describe-bindings` (new in Lem 2.1).
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To learn about a specific mode (support for a programming language, the directory mode…) please see the Extensions section on the menu.
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To learn about a specific mode (support for a programming language, the directory mode…) please see the `Lem modes` section on the menu.
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This documentation is improved continually.
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Quit Lem with `C-x C-c`.
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See this Emacs & Slime cheatsheet to find more: https://lispcookbook.github.io/cl-cookbook/emacs-ide.html#appendix
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## Call commands by name
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Every keybinding is associated to a command. We can call commands with `Alt-x` (often written `M-x` too).
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