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Yeah, I do know that. What I don't like about alt+tab is that it doesn't respect virtual workspaces. I use workspaces to group windows I'm working on at a parti
by rufugee 13y ago
Yeah, I do know that. What I don't like about alt+tab is that it doesn't respect virtual workspaces. I use workspaces to group windows I'm working on at a particular moment, but alt+tab shows applications across all workspaces, and switches between those. Might as well not even have workspaces with this behavior.
- vertex-four 13y agoIt seems that everyone has their own opinion of how alt+tab should work. Personally, I have the AlternateTab extension[0] installed, which has a configuration option to allow switching between windows within a single workspace, rather than across all workspaces. There's also several other similar extensions, each implementing their own behaviour depending on what you want.
- rufugee 13y agoI believe I did try that and couldn't get it to work the way I hoped. However, maybe I'm wrong...will try it again. Thanks, John
- quim005 13y agogsettings set org.gnome.shell.app-switcher current-workspace-only true
- mgedmin 13y agoThere's a switch to turn that off in gnome-tweak-tool.
- rufugee 13y agoWhich tab? I can't seem to find this.