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Or you can select the window with alt-tab, press alt-space to open the window menu, press 'm' to select 'move' and then use the arrow keys. I use this all the
by psykotic 16y ago
Or you can select the window with alt-tab, press alt-space to open the window menu, press 'm' to select 'move' and then use the arrow keys.
I use this all the time when windows go completely off screen and you can't grab them with the mouse. That can happen in all sorts of surprising ways.
- drv 16y agoAnd once you've moved it with an arrow key, you can then move it freely with the mouse until clicking.