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>(Alt-Tab, really?) Yeah, but they're changing it _back_ to the way it should have been, and the way it used to be. Which is wayyyyyyyy better. >They also men
by sebastos 7y ago
>(Alt-Tab, really?)
Yeah, but they're changing it _back_ to the way it should have been, and the way it used to be. Which is wayyyyyyyy better.
>They also mention a "better" multi-monitor support. that scares me. I have a multi-monitor setup that works. I could do with a few more options but it works.
I share your fear, but I have a multi-monitor setup that doesn't work. Half the the time I disconnect the monitor, all my windows get stranded in never-never land and I have to come up with some arcane way to rescue them from the desktop that isn't really there. So I don't think they have a particularly great framework with the status quo.
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- doubleunplussed 7y agoIf you're running under Xorg, alt-f2, 'r', enter will get you your lost windows back. For harder freezes I've been seeing where I can't interact with the GUI anymore, switching to a tty and running 'killall -3 gnome-shell' gives the best chance of recovering without losing all my processes. Not excuses for the bugs, but best workarounds I have so far.