in KDE 5 how to make a GUI application show/hide with a shortcut similar to Tilda/guake/yakuake

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I simply want to setup Emacs GUI to toggle (hide/show) visibility just like we see in guake, tilda or yakuake terminals(it is called drop down in these terminals). for example I am working with Emacs within the GUI and I have a browser window behind it, I want to hide Emacs GUI with a shortcut(e.g F12) and then see my browser (with focus) interact with or any other window, then again press F12 and I will have my Emacs GUI back(I am running KDE 5.13). Also if you know how to do this in XFCE or gnome please share your knowledge.










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I simply want to setup Emacs GUI to toggle (hide/show) visibility just like we see in guake, tilda or yakuake terminals(it is called drop down in these terminals). for example I am working with Emacs within the GUI and I have a browser window behind it, I want to hide Emacs GUI with a shortcut(e.g F12) and then see my browser (with focus) interact with or any other window, then again press F12 and I will have my Emacs GUI back(I am running KDE 5.13). Also if you know how to do this in XFCE or gnome please share your knowledge.










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I simply want to setup Emacs GUI to toggle (hide/show) visibility just like we see in guake, tilda or yakuake terminals(it is called drop down in these terminals). for example I am working with Emacs within the GUI and I have a browser window behind it, I want to hide Emacs GUI with a shortcut(e.g F12) and then see my browser (with focus) interact with or any other window, then again press F12 and I will have my Emacs GUI back(I am running KDE 5.13). Also if you know how to do this in XFCE or gnome please share your knowledge.










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I simply want to setup Emacs GUI to toggle (hide/show) visibility just like we see in guake, tilda or yakuake terminals(it is called drop down in these terminals). for example I am working with Emacs within the GUI and I have a browser window behind it, I want to hide Emacs GUI with a shortcut(e.g F12) and then see my browser (with focus) interact with or any other window, then again press F12 and I will have my Emacs GUI back(I am running KDE 5.13). Also if you know how to do this in XFCE or gnome please share your knowledge.







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  • This question might help, unix.stackexchange.com/questions/136708/…
    – Lucas Ramage
    Aug 23 at 19:20

















  • This question might help, unix.stackexchange.com/questions/136708/…
    – Lucas Ramage
    Aug 23 at 19:20
















This question might help, unix.stackexchange.com/questions/136708/…
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This question might help, unix.stackexchange.com/questions/136708/…
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