Mac-Style Application Switcher
I use Linux (Arch Linux with KDE) and Mac, and one of the things I really miss in Linux is OS X's application switcher: one keyboard shortcut (by default Cmd-Tab) switches between applications, and a different one (by default Cmd-`) switches between windows of the application you're currently using. For instance, to switch from Firefox to Terminal I would use Cmd-Tab, and to switch between multiple Terminal windows I'd use Cmd-`.
In KDE, at least, the default behavior is simply to switch between any open windows when you use Alt-Tab. Can anyone recommend an application switcher that would provide Mac-like functionality? Or perhaps a window manager that would do so? Thanks! peppergrower |
Go in the special effect section of KDE config and set it as you like. I think there is a checkbox for switching between the same application. You can also change the visual to use Expose style switcher instead of boxes.
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Have you tried ALT-TAB to switch applications and CTRL-TAB to switch within apps?
ALT-TAB works for me in Fluxbox and in my unmodified KDE on Slackware to switch apps. (I'm a Fluxbox kind of guy.) CTRL-TAB works in the Opera browser to switch among browser windows, but that might be an Opera thing. I seldom have multiple windows in any application other than a browser. |
Its under Desktop effect -> all effect -> present window -> activation -> toggle windows (current class)
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