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ALT+TAB no longer groups windows under applications in Ubuntu 19.04
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 23, 2019 at 23:30 UTC (7:30pm US/Eastern)How do I get alt-tab to cycle through all open windows on GNOME Classic?Can I configure Alt-Tab to always switch applications?Disable Alt+Tab switcher grouping by script or commandHow to make Alt+Tab return to same application window as last used (Unity)alt+tab, alt+`, show titles, switching between, open windows, example using ChromeChange shortcut of ALT+` to switch between windows of the same app - not workingHow can Shift+Alt+Tab navigation be enabled in GNOME when Alt+Shift cycles between multiple keyboard layouts?Alt-tab switching workspaces if Chrome is in focusmacOS-like app switching in Plasma 5Disable default dock app shortcut (super+num) functionality on Ubuntu 19.04
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After installing Ubuntu 19.04, ALT+TAB no longer groups windows under the same application. Instead it cycles through all windows irrespective of which app it belongs to. In Ubuntu 18.10 it worked differently (and better in my opinion) such that ALT+TAB switched between apps, and ALT+| (key above TAB) switched between windows of the same app. How can I achieve this setup in 19.04?
NOTE: ALT+| still cycles through windows of the same app, but I cannot use ALT+TAB first to select the app from the shorter list of apps (compared to the list of windows), so then ALT+TAB loses much of its power if you have many windows open.
shortcut-keys gnome-shell application-switcher 19.04
edited 10 mins ago
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After installing Ubuntu 19.04, ALT+TAB no longer groups windows under the same application. Instead it cycles through all windows irrespective of which app it belongs to. In Ubuntu 18.10 it worked differently (and better in my opinion) such that ALT+TAB switched between apps, and ALT+| (key above TAB) switched between windows of the same app. How can I achieve this setup in 19.04?
NOTE: ALT+| still cycles through windows of the same app, but I cannot use ALT+TAB first to select the app from the shorter list of apps (compared to the list of windows), so then ALT+TAB loses much of its power if you have many windows open.
shortcut-keys gnome-shell application-switcher 19.04
edited 10 mins ago
pomsky
33.8k11105138
asked 12 hours ago
Håkon HæglandHåkon Hægland
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From the release notes: "alt-tab handling now switches windows by default. Switching applications by default can be done with super-tab"
– DK Bose
11 hours ago
Will do! I was just upgrading my Ubuntu 18.10 VM to 19.04!
– DK Bose
10 hours ago
Haven't checked it yet, but you most probably would be able to switch to the older behaviour in Settings > Devices > Keyboard > shortcuts.
– pomsky
5 mins ago
add a comment |
After installing Ubuntu 19.04, ALT+TAB no longer groups windows under the same application. Instead it cycles through all windows irrespective of which app it belongs to. In Ubuntu 18.10 it worked differently (and better in my opinion) such that ALT+TAB switched between apps, and ALT+| (key above TAB) switched between windows of the same app. How can I achieve this setup in 19.04?
NOTE: ALT+| still cycles through windows of the same app, but I cannot use ALT+TAB first to select the app from the shorter list of apps (compared to the list of windows), so then ALT+TAB loses much of its power if you have many windows open.
shortcut-keys gnome-shell application-switcher 19.04
edited 10 mins ago
pomsky
33.8k11105138
asked 12 hours ago
Håkon HæglandHåkon Hægland
1,49042249
After installing Ubuntu 19.04, ALT+TAB no longer groups windows under the same application. Instead it cycles through all windows irrespective of which app it belongs to. In Ubuntu 18.10 it worked differently (and better in my opinion) such that ALT+TAB switched between apps, and ALT+| (key above TAB) switched between windows of the same app. How can I achieve this setup in 19.04?
NOTE: ALT+| still cycles through windows of the same app, but I cannot use ALT+TAB first to select the app from the shorter list of apps (compared to the list of windows), so then ALT+TAB loses much of its power if you have many windows open.
shortcut-keys gnome-shell application-switcher 19.04
shortcut-keys gnome-shell application-switcher 19.04
edited 10 mins ago
pomsky
33.8k11105138
asked 12 hours ago
Håkon HæglandHåkon Hægland
1,49042249
edited 10 mins ago
pomsky
33.8k11105138
asked 12 hours ago
Håkon HæglandHåkon Hægland
1,49042249
edited 10 mins ago
pomsky
33.8k11105138
edited 10 mins ago
pomsky
33.8k11105138
edited 10 mins ago
pomsky
33.8k11105138
33.8k11105138
asked 12 hours ago
Håkon HæglandHåkon Hægland
1,49042249
asked 12 hours ago
Håkon HæglandHåkon Hægland
1,49042249
asked 12 hours ago
Håkon HæglandHåkon Hægland
1,49042249
1,49042249
1
From the release notes: "alt-tab handling now switches windows by default. Switching applications by default can be done with super-tab"
– DK Bose
11 hours ago
Will do! I was just upgrading my Ubuntu 18.10 VM to 19.04!
– DK Bose
10 hours ago
Haven't checked it yet, but you most probably would be able to switch to the older behaviour in Settings > Devices > Keyboard > shortcuts.
– pomsky
5 mins ago
add a comment |
1
From the release notes: "alt-tab handling now switches windows by default. Switching applications by default can be done with super-tab"
– DK Bose
11 hours ago
Will do! I was just upgrading my Ubuntu 18.10 VM to 19.04!
– DK Bose
10 hours ago
Haven't checked it yet, but you most probably would be able to switch to the older behaviour in Settings > Devices > Keyboard > shortcuts.
– pomsky
5 mins ago
1
1
From the release notes: "alt-tab handling now switches windows by default. Switching applications by default can be done with super-tab"
– DK Bose
11 hours ago
From the release notes: "alt-tab handling now switches windows by default. Switching applications by default can be done with super-tab"
– DK Bose
11 hours ago
Will do! I was just upgrading my Ubuntu 18.10 VM to 19.04!
– DK Bose
10 hours ago
Will do! I was just upgrading my Ubuntu 18.10 VM to 19.04!
– DK Bose
10 hours ago
Haven't checked it yet, but you most probably would be able to switch to the older behaviour in Settings > Devices > Keyboard > shortcuts.
– pomsky
5 mins ago
Haven't checked it yet, but you most probably would be able to switch to the older behaviour in Settings > Devices > Keyboard > shortcuts.
– pomsky
5 mins ago
add a comment |
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According to the release notes for Ubuntu 19.04, Alt+Tab behaves differently than before:
alt-tab handling now switches windows by default. Switching applications by default can be done with super-tab
The image below illustrates what Alt+Tab does:
And Super+Tab switches between applications with each application's windows available below:
answered 10 hours ago
DK BoseDK Bose
15.3k124389
I don't have a 19.04 installation yet. Could you check whether it is possible to switch to the older behaviour from Settings > Devices > Keyboard > shortcuts > Navigation?
– pomsky
2 mins ago
Please give me some time. I'll check for that.
– DK Bose
1 min ago
add a comment |
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According to the release notes for Ubuntu 19.04, Alt+Tab behaves differently than before:
alt-tab handling now switches windows by default. Switching applications by default can be done with super-tab
The image below illustrates what Alt+Tab does:
And Super+Tab switches between applications with each application's windows available below:
answered 10 hours ago
DK BoseDK Bose
15.3k124389
I don't have a 19.04 installation yet. Could you check whether it is possible to switch to the older behaviour from Settings > Devices > Keyboard > shortcuts > Navigation?
– pomsky
2 mins ago
Please give me some time. I'll check for that.
– DK Bose
1 min ago
add a comment |
According to the release notes for Ubuntu 19.04, Alt+Tab behaves differently than before:
alt-tab handling now switches windows by default. Switching applications by default can be done with super-tab
The image below illustrates what Alt+Tab does:
And Super+Tab switches between applications with each application's windows available below:
answered 10 hours ago
DK BoseDK Bose
15.3k124389
I don't have a 19.04 installation yet. Could you check whether it is possible to switch to the older behaviour from Settings > Devices > Keyboard > shortcuts > Navigation?
– pomsky
2 mins ago
Please give me some time. I'll check for that.
– DK Bose
1 min ago
add a comment |
According to the release notes for Ubuntu 19.04, Alt+Tab behaves differently than before:
alt-tab handling now switches windows by default. Switching applications by default can be done with super-tab
The image below illustrates what Alt+Tab does:
And Super+Tab switches between applications with each application's windows available below:
answered 10 hours ago
DK BoseDK Bose
15.3k124389
According to the release notes for Ubuntu 19.04, Alt+Tab behaves differently than before:
alt-tab handling now switches windows by default. Switching applications by default can be done with super-tab
The image below illustrates what Alt+Tab does:
And Super+Tab switches between applications with each application's windows available below:
answered 10 hours ago
DK BoseDK Bose
15.3k124389
answered 10 hours ago
DK BoseDK Bose
15.3k124389
answered 10 hours ago
DK BoseDK Bose
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answered 10 hours ago
DK BoseDK Bose
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I don't have a 19.04 installation yet. Could you check whether it is possible to switch to the older behaviour from Settings > Devices > Keyboard > shortcuts > Navigation?
– pomsky
2 mins ago
Please give me some time. I'll check for that.
– DK Bose
1 min ago
add a comment |
I don't have a 19.04 installation yet. Could you check whether it is possible to switch to the older behaviour from Settings > Devices > Keyboard > shortcuts > Navigation?
– pomsky
2 mins ago
Please give me some time. I'll check for that.
– DK Bose
1 min ago
I don't have a 19.04 installation yet. Could you check whether it is possible to switch to the older behaviour from Settings > Devices > Keyboard > shortcuts > Navigation?
– pomsky
2 mins ago
I don't have a 19.04 installation yet. Could you check whether it is possible to switch to the older behaviour from Settings > Devices > Keyboard > shortcuts > Navigation?
– pomsky
2 mins ago
Please give me some time. I'll check for that.
– DK Bose
1 min ago
Please give me some time. I'll check for that.
– DK Bose
1 min ago
add a comment |
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From the release notes: "alt-tab handling now switches windows by default. Switching applications by default can be done with super-tab"
– DK Bose
11 hours ago
Will do! I was just upgrading my Ubuntu 18.10 VM to 19.04!
– DK Bose
10 hours ago
Haven't checked it yet, but you most probably would be able to switch to the older behaviour in Settings > Devices > Keyboard > shortcuts.
– pomsky
5 mins ago