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> There is of course the Alt+Tab switch window To be more precise, the ALT+Tab works as in Mac (I believe). It switches between windows of the same application
by mverwijs 14y ago
> There is of course the Alt+Tab switch window
To be more precise, the ALT+Tab works as in Mac (I believe). It switches between windows of the same application. Not between applications themselves. Which I just don't get.
Whenever doing anything I type in Vim in a Terminal, Alt+TAB to another application, and check the output. I am almost never in the same application between an Alt+Tab. It baffles me that this is default behaviour.
- Thagor 14y agoYou can change the behaviour of the alt+tab via extension. I'm not sure I'm using one, but the first window selected by an alt+tab is the previous one.
- keithpeter 14y agoThere is rapid change in GS at present, and they are still puggling about with application switching. GS 3.6 as on Gnome Ubuntu Remix, no extensions Alt-Tab switches between applications, irrespective of how many windows a given application has open. Alt-' switches between windows of the currently selected application. https://dl.dropbox.com/u/8403291/gs-alt-tab.jpg https://dl.dropbox.com/u/8403291/gs-alt-tab.jpg In the screen grab above, I've pressed Alt-Tab and reached the terminal window, then pressed Alt-` and am cycling between the two terminals. In practice you keep your thumb on the Alt and the pinky switches between the tab and ` (back-tick is above the tab on UK keyboard, it might be ~ on US keyboard, my memory fails).
- silon3 14y agoGnome shell breaking Alt+Tab is why I switched to XFCE / KDE and will not be returning until it's restored.