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I'm using Opensuse 15. I use two monitors a small one on the left and big one in front of me.
Sometimes I would like to change all the programs from my left screen to the other one and vice-versa by pressing a shortcut instead of dragging windows with the mouse.
EX: I have mozilla in the central screen and terminal in the other one. Now i want to use terminal but keep mozilla in the small screen.
There is a way to do that easily with a shortcut? Can it be done in Ubuntu as well?
Thank you.
ubuntu opensuse gnu-screen desktop-shortcuts
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I'm using Opensuse 15. I use two monitors a small one on the left and big one in front of me.
Sometimes I would like to change all the programs from my left screen to the other one and vice-versa by pressing a shortcut instead of dragging windows with the mouse.
EX: I have mozilla in the central screen and terminal in the other one. Now i want to use terminal but keep mozilla in the small screen.
There is a way to do that easily with a shortcut? Can it be done in Ubuntu as well?
Thank you.
ubuntu opensuse gnu-screen desktop-shortcuts
edited Jul 18 at 12:51
alpha
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asked Jul 18 at 12:20
guillem cabo
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I'm using Opensuse 15. I use two monitors a small one on the left and big one in front of me.
Sometimes I would like to change all the programs from my left screen to the other one and vice-versa by pressing a shortcut instead of dragging windows with the mouse.
EX: I have mozilla in the central screen and terminal in the other one. Now i want to use terminal but keep mozilla in the small screen.
There is a way to do that easily with a shortcut? Can it be done in Ubuntu as well?
Thank you.
ubuntu opensuse gnu-screen desktop-shortcuts
edited Jul 18 at 12:51
alpha
1,241317
asked Jul 18 at 12:20
guillem cabo
1
I'm using Opensuse 15. I use two monitors a small one on the left and big one in front of me.
Sometimes I would like to change all the programs from my left screen to the other one and vice-versa by pressing a shortcut instead of dragging windows with the mouse.
EX: I have mozilla in the central screen and terminal in the other one. Now i want to use terminal but keep mozilla in the small screen.
There is a way to do that easily with a shortcut? Can it be done in Ubuntu as well?
Thank you.
ubuntu opensuse gnu-screen desktop-shortcuts
edited Jul 18 at 12:51
alpha
1,241317
asked Jul 18 at 12:20
guillem cabo
1
edited Jul 18 at 12:51
alpha
1,241317
edited Jul 18 at 12:51
alpha
1,241317
edited Jul 18 at 12:51
alpha
1,241317
1,241317
asked Jul 18 at 12:20
guillem cabo
1
asked Jul 18 at 12:20
guillem cabo
1
asked Jul 18 at 12:20
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ALT+SPACE+M and then the arrow keys to position your window. It's cumbersome but works. I don't know of any quick short cut to shift windows across workspaces.
You can shift windows between workspaces with SHIFT+CTRL+ALT and then use the arrows to navigate your configured workspaces.
answered Jul 18 at 14:35
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That didn't work to me. I have added a new keybind in opensuse to switch between desktops. Not exactly what i wanted but good enough.
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ALT+SPACE+M and then the arrow keys to position your window. It's cumbersome but works. I don't know of any quick short cut to shift windows across workspaces.
You can shift windows between workspaces with SHIFT+CTRL+ALT and then use the arrows to navigate your configured workspaces.
answered Jul 18 at 14:35
siloko
23115
That didn't work to me. I have added a new keybind in opensuse to switch between desktops. Not exactly what i wanted but good enough.
– guillem cabo
Jul 25 at 17:24
add a comment |Â
up vote
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ALT+SPACE+M and then the arrow keys to position your window. It's cumbersome but works. I don't know of any quick short cut to shift windows across workspaces.
You can shift windows between workspaces with SHIFT+CTRL+ALT and then use the arrows to navigate your configured workspaces.
answered Jul 18 at 14:35
siloko
23115
That didn't work to me. I have added a new keybind in opensuse to switch between desktops. Not exactly what i wanted but good enough.
– guillem cabo
Jul 25 at 17:24
add a comment |Â
up vote
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down vote
up vote
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ALT+SPACE+M and then the arrow keys to position your window. It's cumbersome but works. I don't know of any quick short cut to shift windows across workspaces.
You can shift windows between workspaces with SHIFT+CTRL+ALT and then use the arrows to navigate your configured workspaces.
answered Jul 18 at 14:35
siloko
23115
ALT+SPACE+M and then the arrow keys to position your window. It's cumbersome but works. I don't know of any quick short cut to shift windows across workspaces.
You can shift windows between workspaces with SHIFT+CTRL+ALT and then use the arrows to navigate your configured workspaces.
answered Jul 18 at 14:35
siloko
23115
answered Jul 18 at 14:35
siloko
23115
answered Jul 18 at 14:35
siloko
23115
answered Jul 18 at 14:35
siloko
23115
23115
That didn't work to me. I have added a new keybind in opensuse to switch between desktops. Not exactly what i wanted but good enough.
– guillem cabo
Jul 25 at 17:24
add a comment |Â
That didn't work to me. I have added a new keybind in opensuse to switch between desktops. Not exactly what i wanted but good enough.
– guillem cabo
Jul 25 at 17:24
That didn't work to me. I have added a new keybind in opensuse to switch between desktops. Not exactly what i wanted but good enough.
– guillem cabo
Jul 25 at 17:24
That didn't work to me. I have added a new keybind in opensuse to switch between desktops. Not exactly what i wanted but good enough.
– guillem cabo
Jul 25 at 17:24
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