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I find more and more some of these settings locations have been changing in Debian and a lot of what one finds on the web is no longer up to date or it no longer applies to Debian. I don't use gnome, but suspect there may be some sort of graphical settings panel that may do the trick.
In KDE, with Jessie, if you look in the application menu you will find a Settings entry and a
Settings Manager and in that a Windows Manager with a "focus" tab. (In Strech there are similar entries).
That has a tick box to "automatically switch to a newly created window" and a bunch of other tabs including slider bars to change delays on the switch etc.
I find more and more some of these settings locations have been changing in Debian and a lot of what one finds on the web is no longer up to date or it no longer applies to Debian. I don't use gnome, but suspect there may be some sort of graphical settings panel that may do the trick.
In KDE, with Jessie, if you look in the application menu you will find a Settings entry and a
Settings Manager and in that a Windows Manager with a "focus" tab. (In Strech there are similar entries).
That has a tick box to "automatically switch to a newly created window" and a bunch of other tabs including slider bars to change delays on the switch etc.
There is a GNOME extension in charge of the alt-tab behavior, however delay values are not available there.
In Unity, a delay value can be set in compiz-config, I'm not sure how compatible is compiz-config with GNOME, so I'm trying to avoid mixing in the two.
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