Hi,
I just upgraded to 19.04, and one of the hotkey combinations that I use all the time seems to have changed. Previously, I could use “super + s” to show the expanded view of all windows. Now “super +s” brings up some sort of desktop arranger.
Could anyone give me some advice on how to restore the previous behavior?
Thanks!
Cheers,
tom
Hi and welcome,
can you take a screenshot of what you are seeing and post it here? thx
From what version did you update (or was it a clean install)? SInce the very beginning of Shuffler (for window arrangement), it has been under Super + S. Silly Question, but aren’t you mixing up with Ctrl + Tab?
Hi vlijm,
Thanks for your reply.
Hmmm… I’m not sure what Ctrl + tab does; I use alt+tab all the time to switch among windows.
I updated from 18.10 and I could swear that super + s behaved the same way as it does in “normal” ubuntu – it provided an exploded view of all windows.
Cheers,
tom
I keep making the typo, saying Ctrl -Tab when I mean Alt-Tab… Also in 18.10 though, Super+S calls WindowShuffler. Even mentioned in the youtube demo" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ii4n8H4XEzc
Sounds like you must have remapped Super + S to something else in 18.10. I don’t know what you were using though. Skippy-XD ?
On my machine (I had Skippy installed and purged later), in the keyboard settings, the key combination Super + S is assigned to “Show the Overview”. But that doesn’t show the Window Shuffler.
What would be the correct action to be assigned? I couldn’t find anything similar to Window Shuffler in the list of shortcuts.
Or does the shuffler needs to be installed separately?
To call (toggle) shuffler gui: /usr/share/budgie-desktop/windowshuffler/matrix_wrapper
cool … thanks for looking into this …
