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Everyone's talking about how they went from right to left but few mention that they also removed the "menu" button from the layout. That's the one that you can
by avar 17y ago
Everyone's talking about how they went from right to left but few mention that they also removed the "menu" button from the layout.
That's the one that you can click on to make a window "always on top" or "always on visible workspace". I switched to the old layout to get it back.
- mattyb 17y agoAs ableal said, you can right-click on the title bar to get that menu too.
- bokchoi 17y agoDoes Alt-Space still open the menu?
- mattyb 17y agoOn 9.10, yes. What do people use that menu for? Alt+F10 = toggle maximize/restore Alt+F9 = minimize Ctrl+Alt+Shift+[Direction] = move window to the workspace in that direction Hmm, Alt+Space then 'T' toggles Always on Top. LSNED
- bokchoi 17y agoOf course it works on 9.10. We are talking about 10.4. I use it to move a window to a numbered workspace. The Ctrl-Al-Shift-Arrows moves the windows AND switches the workspace. My use case is restoring my many Chrome browser windows to their proper workspace after restarting.
- mattyb 17y agoOf course it works on 9.10. We are talking about 10.4. I'm posting this from 10.4 Beta 1, where Alt+Space does still work. All they did was change the arrangement. I use it to move a window to a numbered workspace. The Ctrl-Al-Shift-Arrows moves the windows AND switches the workspace. My use case is restoring my many Chrome browser windows to their proper workspace after restarting. Good point.