Window-snapping fails completely with all applications; Ctrl+Super+Left / Ctrl+Super+Right do nothing
Dragging to the top of the screen also does nothing.
- Dragging windows to the left or right does nothing
Ctrl+Super+Up maximizes successfully,
Ctrl+Super+Down unmaximizes, and minimizes windows- Dragging windows to the bottom of the screen
moves them to the lower workspace
Alt+ClickDrag windows moves that
window
I don't recall messing with any settings, it just happened all of a sudden
16.04 window snap-windows
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Dragging to the top of the screen also does nothing.
- Dragging windows to the left or right does nothing
Ctrl+Super+Up maximizes successfully,
Ctrl+Super+Down unmaximizes, and minimizes windows- Dragging windows to the bottom of the screen
moves them to the lower workspace
Alt+ClickDrag windows moves that
window
I don't recall messing with any settings, it just happened all of a sudden
16.04 window snap-windows
asked Dec 20 '18 at 20:38
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264
Possible duplicate of How to view recently opened media files?
– omid abbasi
Dec 20 '18 at 21:14
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Dragging to the top of the screen also does nothing.
- Dragging windows to the left or right does nothing
Ctrl+Super+Up maximizes successfully,
Ctrl+Super+Down unmaximizes, and minimizes windows- Dragging windows to the bottom of the screen
moves them to the lower workspace
Alt+ClickDrag windows moves that
window
I don't recall messing with any settings, it just happened all of a sudden
16.04 window snap-windows
asked Dec 20 '18 at 20:38
quarablequarable
264
Dragging to the top of the screen also does nothing.
- Dragging windows to the left or right does nothing
Ctrl+Super+Up maximizes successfully,
Ctrl+Super+Down unmaximizes, and minimizes windows- Dragging windows to the bottom of the screen
moves them to the lower workspace
Alt+ClickDrag windows moves that
window
I don't recall messing with any settings, it just happened all of a sudden
16.04 window snap-windows
16.04 window snap-windows
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Possible duplicate of How to view recently opened media files?
– omid abbasi
Dec 20 '18 at 21:14
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Possible duplicate of How to view recently opened media files?
– omid abbasi
Dec 20 '18 at 21:14
Possible duplicate of How to view recently opened media files?
– omid abbasi
Dec 20 '18 at 21:14
Possible duplicate of How to view recently opened media files?
– omid abbasi
Dec 20 '18 at 21:14
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I solved this problem by following this post: Ctrl + Super + Left/Right not working in Ubuntu 16.04
$ sudo apt install compizconfig-settings-manager
$ ccsm
And then in the window that pops up, click "Window Management", then check the box next to "Grid" and in the alert box, click "Ignore conflicts"
Someone in the linked question said it might have something to do with Dell computers, and my computer is made by Dell.
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I solved this problem by following this post: Ctrl + Super + Left/Right not working in Ubuntu 16.04
$ sudo apt install compizconfig-settings-manager
$ ccsm
And then in the window that pops up, click "Window Management", then check the box next to "Grid" and in the alert box, click "Ignore conflicts"
Someone in the linked question said it might have something to do with Dell computers, and my computer is made by Dell.
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I solved this problem by following this post: Ctrl + Super + Left/Right not working in Ubuntu 16.04
$ sudo apt install compizconfig-settings-manager
$ ccsm
And then in the window that pops up, click "Window Management", then check the box next to "Grid" and in the alert box, click "Ignore conflicts"
Someone in the linked question said it might have something to do with Dell computers, and my computer is made by Dell.
answered Mar 16 at 22:58
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I solved this problem by following this post: Ctrl + Super + Left/Right not working in Ubuntu 16.04
$ sudo apt install compizconfig-settings-manager
$ ccsm
And then in the window that pops up, click "Window Management", then check the box next to "Grid" and in the alert box, click "Ignore conflicts"
Someone in the linked question said it might have something to do with Dell computers, and my computer is made by Dell.
answered Mar 16 at 22:58
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I solved this problem by following this post: Ctrl + Super + Left/Right not working in Ubuntu 16.04
$ sudo apt install compizconfig-settings-manager
$ ccsm
And then in the window that pops up, click "Window Management", then check the box next to "Grid" and in the alert box, click "Ignore conflicts"
Someone in the linked question said it might have something to do with Dell computers, and my computer is made by Dell.
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Possible duplicate of How to view recently opened media files?
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