I've noticed that using Super+Tab in 19.04 starts on the focused application which is not very efficient for quickly switching back and forth between applications.
The old functionality was that when you typed Super+Tab it would start on the last application you had focused, not the current. Anyone else seeing this?
When using the "walk through windows of current application" shortcut it opens the right interface but doesn't cycle through all windows.
Just the one. If I press the same combination again (or reverse) it does nothing
If I'd have to guess, I'd say that it recognizes the windows switcher as current application and it just freezes.
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Is there any task manager for Ubuntu similar to Windows Task Manager?
Is there any UI in ubuntu like the one in Windows to kill the processes forcefully.
My google chrome application is stuck and i can't close it, need to do it forcefully.Please help !
Is there a package to install in a server for task/time management? I want to create activities and add milestones to those activities, maybe it can have graphics reports too.
I'd like to install it in a server and to use it from other PCs, not local. (a web interfase).
Maybe something like Klock
