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Budious 12-22-2003 12:03 AM

Task switching in KDE
 
Is there a command similar to alt-tab in windows. I am using kde 3.1 in slackware 9.1, I like to run games in windowed mode, is there a hotkey i can switch applications so mouse will leave the game window?

DavidPhillips 12-22-2003 12:24 AM

yes it's alt-tab and alt-shift-tab

not working?

maybe you have changed something in keyboard shortcuts

Budious 12-22-2003 12:40 AM

Ok, well neither alt-tab or alt-shift-tab works for me. I will look for options to turn it on, or someone reply with option location.

Edit: Correction alt-tab and alt-shift-tab works for applications on the desktop running, I am trying to run a quake3 engine game in windowed mode, these two hotkey combonations do not work to get outside of the game and to other applications.

HappyTux 12-22-2003 01:02 AM

Try CTRL + TAB to switch between desktops and put quake on a desktop by itself and your apps on another. You would have to have show apps on all destops (or whatever it is called in the control center) unchecked for it to work and the SHIFT key works with it as well to go backwards through the list.

DavidPhillips 12-22-2003 01:09 AM

Also if it's another desktop yu can go to it with ctrl-F1, ctrl-F2 etc.


Check out your keyboard shortcuts for more.

Budious 12-22-2003 01:24 AM

Ok I unchecked the "Show windows from all desktops", and put all apps on same desktop. Ran game from next desktop, ctrl-tab and ctrl-f# work outside of the game, but do not work from within the game running.

DavidPhillips 12-22-2003 10:27 PM

That's not surprising. Most software like that captures most if not all keystrokes.


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