As shown in the figure below, I opened three Safais windows. To switch among them, I double click the Safari ico in the dock and select the window.    Is there any shortcuts to move these opened windows?
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If I have 2 windows of the same program open (Google Chrome for instance), and I want to get to the underlying one, how can I do that -- without minimizing the fore window.  If I click the Chrome icon, in the bottom tray it justs shows me the window in the front. There is no window in the right of the tray since it it not minimized. If I command+tab, I just get one icon for the application, which focuses the window that is already in front.  The only way I know of to get to the rear window is to minimize (or move out of the way) the front window. I find this slightly annoying, (and sometimes even forget I have a second window open because I don't know of anything indicating there is a second window open?)   So is there another way?
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In a terminal window, I can use File > Open Tab to get two tabs in the same window. Then, if I move the terminal up to the top of the OS, those two tabs become two separated windows.  How can I merge those two windows back to one (like I had before)?
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Is there any reason why this is missing from Unity? It's a really helpful thing to have when you have a lot of windows open.
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I was talking to a friend who owns a Mac. He has his set up so that when he swipes three fingers across his touchpad, it moves to the workspace in that direction. Is it possible to set this up in Ubuntu?
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In a multiple monitor set-up with i3, how do you move windows between monitors using keybindings?
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I wish it were possible to press a keyboard shortcut while in full-screen Safari, have a finder window appear in the middle of the screen, and then drag+drop files from that finder window to safari.  How can I do this?
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After 4 years of being a Mac user, there is only one thing that I still miss from the Windows world, and that is being able to switch with a single keystroke between all open windows in the computer.  What is the best app or utility, free or not, for accomplishing that?  I've used , but I never was completely satisfied with it. It's a bit slow and the switcher UI is not very pretty.  Do you know any alternative?    EDIT (2016): This question keeps getting views and upvotes after 6 years. When I asked this question in 2010 I was still transitioning from being a Windows user. Eventually, I got used to Mac OS X UI and nowadays I don't use any third party utility for managing app windows, just Mission Control and the native keyboard shortcuts. So, although this question is no longer relevant for me I hope it is useful to new Mac users making the switch (Including this comment).
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When I click on "files" in the launcher it opens another window although the normal action is to maximize the window already open. It doesn't always do that. Is it a bug?
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On Snow Leopard you could "jump" from the last space to the first space by hitting cmd+right arrow.   How to do this in Mavericks?
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I accidentally opened too many menus (or windows) and I want to reset them to default.  It is really annoying, and effecting my animation.  Thanks
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Here's what I'm trying to accomplish using only a keyboard:   Move a window to different areas/corners of a desktop Move a window to different desktops Set/unset a window as shown/sticky on all desktops   Yes, I know #3 could solve #2 by stickying a window, pressing ctrl+&#x2318;+&leftarrow;/&rightarrow;, then unstickying it, which would be acceptable, but i'm hoping for something a little more elegant :)      NB, if 1..3 can be solved in AppleScript, that would be great because  has been invaluable to tie an AppleScript to a global keyboard shortcut. However I don't think AppleScript can do this type of window location manipulation and a native Cocoa app may be required.   I really want to return to my keyboard-only nirvana but in my adoptive platform and shed Ubuntu Desktop.
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My chooser (file-picker dialog) goes under the dock so I can't see buttons. What can I do?
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Is there a keyboard shortcut to restore a minimised application window from the Dock?  Almost all Apple Mac OS X applications respond to the Apple + M command which minimises the current application window to the Dock, which is fine.  I can then use Command + Tab to cycle through my running applications - including the minimised application, but selecting the application with the minimised window neither restores the minimised window, nor sets focus to the minimised application window in the Dock so I can restore it without having to reach for the Mouse.  Update: Thanks for the answers, however the consensus seems to be to use the 'Hide' feature (Apple + H) instead of minimising, as it's easier to get the window back using Command + Tab.
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In Ubuntu 14.04, when you hold Alt and click a window, you can drag it around.  As I understand, you used to be able to disable it through gconf, but Unity doesn't read settings from here any more (hence not being able to change where the window buttons are any more).  There's no setting for this by default, and I can't find anything in Unity Tweak Tool either.  Is there anyway to disable Alt+click window movement in 14.04?
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I want some of the application to be opened in a maximized state. Can I have windows open in a maximised state? Does CCSM provide a way to do that?
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In Ubuntu 17.10, how do I rearrange the application icons in the dock area? I have tried many ways but failed, such as:   right-click the icons left-click or right-click the empty space in the dock
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Whenever I click on Nauitlus (Home) icon    with one opened window, it always opens new rather than showing me opened ones. Is there any tweak for this?