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I was using Cinnamon Desktop for awhile and was really enjoying the hot corners ... only really used one: top right corner brought up a workspaces overview and I could click a different workspace. So, I've searched here and do fine a few hot corner topics, but they all appear to be quite old or rely on other programs.
Am I missing a simple solution? Even a keypress to bring up a large display like alt-tab, but for all desks be nice.
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Alt+Tab will show all windows from all workspaces if you have Window Manager Tweaks > Cycling > Cycle through windows on all workspaces enabled. You can also size the preview windows in Xfce's tabwin if that would be helpful.
Unfortunately, outside of xfdashboard, Xfce doesn't have any built-in hot-corner or expose-like functionality and you do need to rely on other programs like https://github.com/brianhsu/xfce4-hotcorner-plugin and/or https://github.com/richardgv/skippy-xd.
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If OP is on a Debian-based distro (and maybe others as well), our instructions may be of use: https://mxlinux.org/wiki/applications/hotcorner/
MX-23 (based on Debian Stable) with our flagship Xfce 4.18.
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Seeing that skippy-xd come into the topic... I have on skippy-xd the settings:
showAllDesktops = true
so I see all windows from all desktops, the only issue is it brings the window to the current workspace where i'm right now (ie: i'm on two it shows certain window from 3 and it brings the window to workspace 2), can I change this so It moves me to the window? Instead of bringing the window to me?
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Seeing that skippy-xd come into the topic... I have on skippy-xd the settings:
showAllDesktops = true
so I see all windows from all desktops, the only issue is it brings the window to the current workspace where i'm right now (ie: i'm on two it shows certain window from 3 and it brings the window to workspace 2), can I change this so It moves me to the window? Instead of bringing the window to me?
Just found out...
switchDesktopOnActivate = true
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Thanks for the replies. I was hoping for a simple solution that I may have missed.
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I just looked at skippy but it won't install on my system(sid). This a real old package and I doubt it will install on a recent release of anything due to old dependencies. Last commit Feb 24, 2015
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I just looked at skippy but it won't install on my system(sid). This a real old package and I doubt it will install on a recent release of anything due to old dependencies. Last commit Feb 24, 2015
On MX Linux you can install it directly through their repos. I did it that way and it works great.
Anyway, on debian / ubuntu based systems you shouldn't have trouble compiling from source I think.
I used to use this version previously:
https://github.com/antonio-malcolm/skippy-xd
EDIT. I checked and there is a fork more up-to-date in commits, I didn't try it though...
https://github.com/dreamcat4/skippy-xd
Last edited by Reaccion Raul (2020-05-12 16:18:49)
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A hotcorner plugin is available, and it was recently updated to work with xfce 4.16.
https://github.com/christopherkobayashi … ner-plugin
I verified that it works on Manjaro XFCE.
Last edited by archisman (2022-08-05 02:47:49)
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A hotcorner plugin is available, and it was recently updated to work with xfce 4.16.
https://github.com/christopherkobayashi … ner-pluginI verified that it works on Manjaro XFCE.
Thanks for the Link and the plugin test. I will test it too with the xfce-git-release and OpenSuse-Tumbleweed.
Maybe we can ask the Maintainer if he wants to migrate it to the gitlab.xfce because it's a nice plugin that maybe more people want to use and the gitlab of xfce is a good starting point for other users.
greetings _ka_
OS: Tumbleweed - Desktop : XFCE - PC: Lenovo e14 - AMD-Ryzen 5500U - Vega7 - 16GB Ram
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