I am using Ubuntu 14.04. When I do Alt+Tab to switch windows, Ubuntu club the same type of tasks.  For eg. If I have 2 Chrome windows, and 2 Firefox windows open, And I do Alt+Tab.  I see only 2 and not 4 options. Now when I stay on a single Alt+Tab option for a few seconds it then shows me the windows inside it.  That is not the case in linux mint. Linux Mint shows all the tabs for all the programs running when we do Alt+Tab.  Is there a way, to do the same in Ubuntu --- not make it club the tasks when doing Alt+Tab?
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When I use ALT+TAB to cycle through my apps I would like to have icons for all my open browsers. I use the ` (Grave or the key above TAB) but I really find that hard to use.  Anyway I can just use ALT+TAB only?
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How do I toggle back to the last tab used in Chrome on Mac? Ctrl-Tab and Ctrl-Shift-Tab navigates the tabs in order.  But I want to switch back and forth between two tabs similar to how how Cmd-Tab switches between the last two apps.  There's  but is there a solution for Chrome?
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I'm from Ubuntu GNOME 16.04 and I just installed Ubuntu 18.04 which contains GNOME by default, but there are a lot less preferences.  I want to open the selection of windows (as if we clicked on the 3 points or "Activities" button) but only when my mouse is in the (top-left) corner of my screen.  How can I do this?
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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 use alt+tab all day long to switch between windows. When I'm working remotely, I'll use Remote Desktop to log in to my Windows 7 PC at work.  From the host machine, it's simple to alt+tab to switch to get to the remote machine.  However, on the remote machine, alt+tab doesn't allow me to switch back to the host machine, forcing me to use the mouse (gasp!). To be clear, I still want to see the guest machine's applications when I use alt+tab on the guest machine. I just want to be able to see the host machine as one of the options in alt+tab while I'm remoted in.  Is there a way to be able to alt+tab back to the host machine from the remote machine, perhaps via a 3rd-party add-on?
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Is it possible to remove "Show Desktop" from the Alt+Tab application switcher?
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I was using workplace switching for a long time and it suddenly stopped working today.  Even after a fresh install, (some config left over as I preserved my /home folder).  Super + S still raises to show all work-spaces.  Clicking on a task-bar icon representing a window in another work-space no longer switches to that workspace + window.  Ctrl + Alt + ⟵ (any direction) no longer works.  Ctrl + Shift - Alt - ⟵ (any direction) no longer works.  I've verified that those key combos are registering by redundantly re-assigning the shortcut mappings.
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In most Linux window managers, one can use the Alt key while clicking and dragging to rearrange windows. This is one of my favorite features of Linux window managers.  Is there a way to do this in Windows 7?
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How would one make icons on the launcher jump to the top of the launcher when switching to a window using Alt+Tab  or by clicking that window's icon on the launcher ?
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I often use the Cmd+Tab shortcut to switch between different applications (for example: Xcode and Google Chrome), but is there a shortcut to switch between different windows of the same application (for example, from one window in Google Chrome, to another)?
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I've been using Windows forever, but one thing that has annoyed me is how hard it is to terminate misbehaving full-screen applications. In Linux, I can just switch over to terminal (Ctrl+Alt+F1) and use the terminal to forcefully close a misbehaving program. In Windows, this seems to be only possible using task manager. If a frozen window is set to stay-on-top and full-screen mode, Alt+Tab and Alt+F4 don't work and I can't even use the Task Manager. If I had important work in the background, say, and I'd forgotten to save it, I can't just restart the computer!  What do you do in this circumstance?
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Using GNU-Screen for a long time.  C-a 1 2 n p   to navigate to other tabs. This works till 9. I often have 10, 11 etc. Is there any way to go to them quickly ?  Currently, i have to do:      C-a 9, C-a n which is quite a pain. Thanks.
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As per this bug , shortcuts for the keyboard shortcuts overlay get pulled dynamically from user's settings.Is it possible to change which shortcuts are included (i.e. show more of them - Alt+F9 minimizes window on my computer but it is not included)?
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I am running Ubuntu 12.04. Alt+F1 gets intercepted by Unity (I'm guessing) and highlights the Dash icon. I don't want it to do that, as I want Alt+F1 for other purposes. I have scoured google and tried everything I could find, to no avail. How can I prevent Unity from handling Alt+F1?
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I use a MacBook pro and am using Linux Mint. I know this is an Ubuntu forum but Mint is built on top of Ubuntu so I am trying here.  The Macbook Pro doesn't have a Page Down or Page Up button. Applications such as Epiphany and Terminal use these buttons to switch between tabs. Ubuntu and Mint both use APT so I assume all applications are the same if not extremely similar. You cannot re-key-bind the terminal nor Epiphany. So I tried the Keyboard settings app and Keyboard Layout app to see if I could change the keys. This proved futile.  What I want is either to rebind the keys in Epiphany and the Terminal, or bind Page up and Page down to something else.
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I spend a lot of time at the command-line during the workday and at home too since I run Ubuntu exclusively.  I've been using the default gnome terminal but I've reached a point where I'd really like to get my terminal tricked out so that my common tasks are as easy as possible. Specifically, I find that I spend of lot of time browsing code in the terminal and working in config files.  On my wish list would be:   Ability to have multiple screens, tabs, windows (I don't have a preference at this point) that I can easily switch between. Color coding for everything Easy to modify the aesthetics of the terminal (is it vain to want my terminal to look nice?) such as transparency, borders, etc.
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How to access (or switch between) tray icons with defined shortcuts in windows? I have many running programs which I cannot reach with alt-tab because they are not in taskbar - they are in tray. How do you reach those applications without a mouse? I heard of some tricky keys combination (like ctrl+esc esc tab tab tab and then find application with arrow keys), but it's ridiculous to use such long keys combination for such simple task. Is there any utility to manage switching like TaskSwitchXP for alt+tab? Or maybe TaskSwitchXP has possibility to access applications in tray?