For example, to see which keys switch between multiple terminal windows.
I'm trying to use the keyboard more and the mouse less.
If I have multiple windows open I can use alt-tab to switch between them.
By default it starts to select the 'next' application window but I found that if I hold it down for 2 seconds it will stay on the terminal window and allow me to switch between terminal windows. This is what I'm looking for.
Is there a way to be able to switch between windows - either through the multi-pane approach above or by cycling through the windows - without using the above approach with the 2 second delay.
It would be great if there was a way to do something like ctrl-tab or shiftalttab
I am not looking for split-window or tab windows or tmux pane solutions. I already use these and this is a separate issue that I like to know if there is any options to address this need.
Keyboard manager settings shows the below but doesn't seem to help me.
Also keyboard shortcuts shows:
but alt-f6 doesn't work
Pressing the Super key or the
key only for 2-3 seconds brings up the "Keyboard Shortcuts" window that shows the system's keyboard shortcuts.
Combinations shown using Super key:
You can use Alt + Esc to switch between windows immediately. It's more ordered than the default method but doesn't show you a list of windows.
To show the keyboard shortcuts window, press (and hold) the super key (on my keyboard, this key had a Windows logo printed on it).
My old answer doesn't work anymore.
new answer: use this:
https://help.ubuntu.com/stable/ubuntu-help/shell-keyboard-shortcuts.html.en
although it is not for my system so doesn't show any cutomizations.