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This is a cross-post from CrunchBang forum. I asked this question in #! forum and got the intended answer from @pvsage. I thought this might be helpful for anyone out there using bunsenlabs.
Hi,
Suppose, I have opened 15 or 20 files consisting of a couple of PDFs, folders, documents, web browsers etc. Now if I want to easily and instantly pop-up a particular file from these opened files, how would I do that in bunsenlabs? I know theAlt+Tab
behavior. Is there a fast way of searching for open file? In Unity, I can just start typing the name and that particular file would pop-up from the crowd. It is that easy in Unity. Can openbox do that? That would be great.
With thanks,
tranjeeshan
Last edited by tranjeeshan (2015-10-08 17:56:36)
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Answer courtesy: @pvsage
Super-Tab brings up the task list. If each open window begins with a different letter, the moment you type that letter, you're there; if there are more than one beginning with the same character, repeating that character will cycle through just those.
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That's what I was searching for! Thanks. Is it openbox specific or Xfce? Does this feature available in any other DE?
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From the default Wheezy rc.xml:
<keybind key="W-Tab"> <action name="ShowMenu"> <menu>client-list-combined-menu</menu> </action> </keybind>
ShowMenu and client-list-combined-menu are clearly a native OpenBox action and object; not sure if there's an equivalent in XFCE or not.
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