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Hello. |
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In Gnome (2.16 and earlier and later), you can switch forward through |
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the available windows on the current workspace by hitting <Alt>+<Tab>. |
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Going backwards should be possible by hitting <Alt>+<Shift>+<Tab>, just |
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like it is on MS Windows. However, <Alt>+<Shift>+<Tab> for some reason |
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doesn't work on my machines in Gnome. When I hit <Alt>+<Shift>+<Tab>, |
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I still switch through the windows forward. |
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According to a reply I got from somebody on the german gnome Usenet |
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group (<news:4612d639$0$15956$9b4e6d93@×××××××××××××××××××××××.net>, if |
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you're interested), <Alt>+<Shift>+<Tab> works for him on Gnome 2.16.1 |
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und Metacity 2.16.3 in Ubuntu 6.10. I'm also using Metacity 2.16.3, |
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on a x86 machine, if that matters. |
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Could you guys please check, if <Alt>+<Shift>+<Tab> works for you? |
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What should happen is, that if you hold down <Alt> and then hit <Tab> |
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a number of times, you switch forward through the list. If you hold |
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down <Alt> AND <Shift> and then hit <Tab> a number of times, you should |
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go backwards. |
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Does that happen for you? |
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Thanks, |
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Alexander Skwar |
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