The Windows Key
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Submitted by sneakin on Fri, 2005/09/16 - 13:49.
Computing | Linux
I did a switch back to WindowMaker, and after having a useless window key for so long, I finally figured a decent use of the window key. It does nothing but window management functions when chorded with another key. I setup the following bindings:
- I changed what was Alt+Tab to Window+Tab.
- Window+number switchs to a numbered window.
- Ctrl+Window+number switches workspaces.
- Window+F4 closes the window.
- Window+F11 and Window+F12 call up WindowMaker's desktop menus
- Window+H hides the window and Window+M minimizes
- etc.
If you've caught the gist of this rebinding, anything window manager related got a window key chord. I think this is an extremely proper use of this key. If only Microsoft would expand its use to more than just popping up the start menu.
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