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gnome-shell-arrow-key-window-selector - navigate overview windows using arrows
Published by Tim Cuthbertson
- Overview
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- Full name
http://gfxmonk.net/dist/0install/gnome-shell-arrow-key-window-selector.xml
- Description
ARROW-KEY-WINDOW-SELECTOR This extension allows you to select windows in overview mode with the arrow keys of your keyboard. When you are in overview mode and press an arrow key, the most recently focused window will be selected and highlighted. As soon as you have navigated to the desired window you can press ENTER for activating the window or DELETE for closing it. Pressing F1-F10 will move the window to the corresponding workspace. Mouse events and other key events will terminate the selection process. Contribution by Tim Cuthbertson: Switch workspaces in overview mode mit PG_UP and PG_DOWN. INSTALLATION: Create a folder in ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions called arrow-key-window-selector@tanwald.net and move extension.js and metadata.json into that folder. Restart the gnome-shell.
- Homepage
https://github.com/tanwald/gnome-shell-extension-arrow-key-window-selector
- Available versions
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Version Released Stability Platform Download 0.1.1 2012-04-29 Any Download (5021 bytes) - Required libraries
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