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I disagree. One good example is switching between windows of the same application. On Fedora, I can do this with Ctrl + Tilde. On Windows, there is no shortcut
by symlinkk 6y ago
I disagree. One good example is switching between windows of the same application.
On Fedora, I can do this with Ctrl + Tilde. On Windows, there is no shortcut for this. On Mac, this only works if the app is not in full screen mode.
- unnouinceput 6y agoMulti tab applications? Or MDI windows? On multi tab you switch between them with CTRL + W. On MDI you have to disable grouping on Windows settings and then ALT+TAB will let you switch between them just like if they were separate.
- magicalhippo 6y agoCtrl+Tab also works for tabbed and MDI applications.
- unnouinceput 6y agoRight, my bad. CTRL + W closes current tab in multi tab. CTRL + TAB is the one that cycles between tabs. But I suppose symlinkk wanted to use ALT + TAB for everything.