How to resize menu window in Xubuntu 18.04?
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I have accidentally pressed some Alt+f.. key and now my menu window (the one that opens when I click on the top left corner) is full size. Tried various settings and I'm more confused. Originally I changed the Alt+f4 to be able to use it in dosbox lotus-123 for undo function, and it works there. I also set Shift+Alt+f4 to resize window - and it does work for any open window except for this menu window. So the short question is: how to resize the open menu window? This is Xubuntu 18.04, I think xfce something.
menu resize
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I have accidentally pressed some Alt+f.. key and now my menu window (the one that opens when I click on the top left corner) is full size. Tried various settings and I'm more confused. Originally I changed the Alt+f4 to be able to use it in dosbox lotus-123 for undo function, and it works there. I also set Shift+Alt+f4 to resize window - and it does work for any open window except for this menu window. So the short question is: how to resize the open menu window? This is Xubuntu 18.04, I think xfce something.
menu resize
edited Apr 3 at 9:14
DK Bose
15.3k124389
asked Apr 3 at 8:40
JanosJanos
1872313
add a comment |
I have accidentally pressed some Alt+f.. key and now my menu window (the one that opens when I click on the top left corner) is full size. Tried various settings and I'm more confused. Originally I changed the Alt+f4 to be able to use it in dosbox lotus-123 for undo function, and it works there. I also set Shift+Alt+f4 to resize window - and it does work for any open window except for this menu window. So the short question is: how to resize the open menu window? This is Xubuntu 18.04, I think xfce something.
menu resize
edited Apr 3 at 9:14
DK Bose
15.3k124389
asked Apr 3 at 8:40
JanosJanos
1872313
I have accidentally pressed some Alt+f.. key and now my menu window (the one that opens when I click on the top left corner) is full size. Tried various settings and I'm more confused. Originally I changed the Alt+f4 to be able to use it in dosbox lotus-123 for undo function, and it works there. I also set Shift+Alt+f4 to resize window - and it does work for any open window except for this menu window. So the short question is: how to resize the open menu window? This is Xubuntu 18.04, I think xfce something.
menu resize
menu resize
edited Apr 3 at 9:14
DK Bose
15.3k124389
asked Apr 3 at 8:40
JanosJanos
1872313
edited Apr 3 at 9:14
DK Bose
15.3k124389
asked Apr 3 at 8:40
JanosJanos
1872313
edited Apr 3 at 9:14
DK Bose
15.3k124389
edited Apr 3 at 9:14
DK Bose
15.3k124389
edited Apr 3 at 9:14
DK Bose
15.3k124389
15.3k124389
asked Apr 3 at 8:40
JanosJanos
1872313
asked Apr 3 at 8:40
JanosJanos
1872313
asked Apr 3 at 8:40
JanosJanos
1872313
1872313
add a comment |
add a comment |
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