I'm looking specifically for shortcuts that resize, move and otherwise let me avoid using the mouse for manipulating application windows. Bonus points for shortcuts that let me move windows between different monitors.
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2rat poison?????– TroggyJul 20, 2009 at 19:08
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@Troggy: Yeah, death to the mouse. I used to use a window manager on Linux called rat poison. Everything ran full screen. Virtual desktops and keyboard shortcuts all the way. A little extreme but it worked better than I expected. Here's a link: nongnu.org/ratpoison– Jonathon WatneyJul 20, 2009 at 19:24
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Although not "offical" shortcuts Alt + Space accesses the system menu so:
- Resize: Alt + Space + S
- Move: Alt + Space + M
- Minimize: Alt + Space + N
- Maximize: Alt + Space + X
- Restore: Alt + Space + R
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3I didn't know about these and they are fantastic! When resizing and moving it goes in ~10 pixel blocks but if you hold down CTRL you get to move things a pixel at a time. Thanks. Jul 20, 2009 at 19:17
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alt+space, x is a godsend. Just be careful not to hit 'c' instead of 'x'. Jul 21, 2009 at 3:02
Not directly shortcuts, but I use Enso to:
- minimize
- maximize
- close
- quit
- open with
Among other things.
What I love from this is exactly what you're asking. Not having to take my hands out of the keyboard to do this.
It doesn't support "move to monitor" though
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Enso looks extremely interesting. A faster Start Menu? Sold! Jul 20, 2009 at 19:20