macOS-like app switching in Plasma 5
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In macOS, you can cycle through applications (note: not windows) by pressing ALT+TAB. However, when ALT+TABbing in Plasma 5, you cycle through all windows of all applications, which can get overwhelming when having multiple instances of one app.
I would like to be able to alt-tab between apps just like in macOS (switching between windows of the same app is already solved by ALT+`).
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In macOS, you can cycle through applications (note: not windows) by pressing ALT+TAB. However, when ALT+TABbing in Plasma 5, you cycle through all windows of all applications, which can get overwhelming when having multiple instances of one app.
I would like to be able to alt-tab between apps just like in macOS (switching between windows of the same app is already solved by ALT+`).
kde window plasma application-switcher plasma-5
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In macOS, you can cycle through applications (note: not windows) by pressing ALT+TAB. However, when ALT+TABbing in Plasma 5, you cycle through all windows of all applications, which can get overwhelming when having multiple instances of one app.
I would like to be able to alt-tab between apps just like in macOS (switching between windows of the same app is already solved by ALT+`).
kde window plasma application-switcher plasma-5
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In macOS, you can cycle through applications (note: not windows) by pressing ALT+TAB. However, when ALT+TABbing in Plasma 5, you cycle through all windows of all applications, which can get overwhelming when having multiple instances of one app.
I would like to be able to alt-tab between apps just like in macOS (switching between windows of the same app is already solved by ALT+`).
kde window plasma application-switcher plasma-5
kde window plasma application-switcher plasma-5
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This is possible:
Go to system settings and then:
Window Management --> Task switcher --> Tick only one window per application
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Thank you for your fast answer, it works! I wish I could upvote your answer, but users with <15 reputation cannot do that.
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Once you gain a little more rep, please come back and upvote the answer :)
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@DKBose Will definitely do that! I was surprised this was solved so fast.
– wlcezar
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This is possible:
Go to system settings and then:
Window Management --> Task switcher --> Tick only one window per application
answered yesterday
BruniBruni
5,39642857
Thank you for your fast answer, it works! I wish I could upvote your answer, but users with <15 reputation cannot do that.
– wlcezar
yesterday
Once you gain a little more rep, please come back and upvote the answer :)
– DK Bose
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@DKBose Will definitely do that! I was surprised this was solved so fast.
– wlcezar
yesterday
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Thanks to the person who upvoted my question a few minutes ago, I finally got >15 reputation and was able to upvote your answer. Thank you again!
– wlcezar
yesterday
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This is possible:
Go to system settings and then:
Window Management --> Task switcher --> Tick only one window per application
answered yesterday
BruniBruni
5,39642857
Thank you for your fast answer, it works! I wish I could upvote your answer, but users with <15 reputation cannot do that.
– wlcezar
yesterday
Once you gain a little more rep, please come back and upvote the answer :)
– DK Bose
yesterday
1
@DKBose Will definitely do that! I was surprised this was solved so fast.
– wlcezar
yesterday
1
Thanks to the person who upvoted my question a few minutes ago, I finally got >15 reputation and was able to upvote your answer. Thank you again!
– wlcezar
yesterday
add a comment |
This is possible:
Go to system settings and then:
Window Management --> Task switcher --> Tick only one window per application
answered yesterday
BruniBruni
5,39642857
This is possible:
Go to system settings and then:
Window Management --> Task switcher --> Tick only one window per application
answered yesterday
BruniBruni
5,39642857
answered yesterday
BruniBruni
5,39642857
answered yesterday
BruniBruni
5,39642857
answered yesterday
BruniBruni
5,39642857
5,39642857
Thank you for your fast answer, it works! I wish I could upvote your answer, but users with <15 reputation cannot do that.
– wlcezar
yesterday
Once you gain a little more rep, please come back and upvote the answer :)
– DK Bose
yesterday
1
@DKBose Will definitely do that! I was surprised this was solved so fast.
– wlcezar
yesterday
1
Thanks to the person who upvoted my question a few minutes ago, I finally got >15 reputation and was able to upvote your answer. Thank you again!
– wlcezar
yesterday
add a comment |
Thank you for your fast answer, it works! I wish I could upvote your answer, but users with <15 reputation cannot do that.
– wlcezar
yesterday
Once you gain a little more rep, please come back and upvote the answer :)
– DK Bose
yesterday
1
@DKBose Will definitely do that! I was surprised this was solved so fast.
– wlcezar
yesterday
1
Thanks to the person who upvoted my question a few minutes ago, I finally got >15 reputation and was able to upvote your answer. Thank you again!
– wlcezar
yesterday
Thank you for your fast answer, it works! I wish I could upvote your answer, but users with <15 reputation cannot do that.
– wlcezar
yesterday
Thank you for your fast answer, it works! I wish I could upvote your answer, but users with <15 reputation cannot do that.
– wlcezar
yesterday
Once you gain a little more rep, please come back and upvote the answer :)
– DK Bose
yesterday
Once you gain a little more rep, please come back and upvote the answer :)
– DK Bose
yesterday
1
1
@DKBose Will definitely do that! I was surprised this was solved so fast.
– wlcezar
yesterday
@DKBose Will definitely do that! I was surprised this was solved so fast.
– wlcezar
yesterday
1
1
Thanks to the person who upvoted my question a few minutes ago, I finally got >15 reputation and was able to upvote your answer. Thank you again!
– wlcezar
yesterday
Thanks to the person who upvoted my question a few minutes ago, I finally got >15 reputation and was able to upvote your answer. Thank you again!
– wlcezar
yesterday
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