Rick Stevens wrote:
Bill Davidsen wrote:
Patrick O'Callaghan wrote:
On Wed, 2009-02-18 at 16:53 +0200, Gilboa Davara wrote:
On Tue, 2009-02-17 at 18:47 -0500, Bill Davidsen wrote:
If I am running on a VM which is full screen, is there some easy
way to change to the other desktops on the host other than dropping
the VM back to a window and then using the desktop selector? I've
tried several suggested key shortcuts w/o success.
In KDE you can use the advanced application / windows option and
force-start qemu Windows in a certain desktop.
That wasn't the question. He wants to switch to another desktop while
the VM is running fullscreen.
You have described the question perfectly. ;-)
Unfortunately I don't have an answer, I'd like to leave all three VM
servers running full screen and just pop between them. Clearly I can
get there from here, but a short cut would save some time (going
between full screen and window take 4-5 sec).
If you're using Gnome, go to Preferences->Personal->Keyboard Shortcuts.
Down near the bottom are options for "Switch to workspace N". By
default they're disabled, but there are defaults for:
Switch to workspace on the left: CTRL+ALT+Left
Switch to workspace on the right: CTRL+ALT+Right
Switch to workspace above: CTRL+ALT+Up
Switch to workspace below: CTRL+ALT+Down
Is that what you want? I have no idea how KDE does this.
It's what I want, but not what happens. :-(
These get processes by the VM, because it has the "grab" on the keyboard. I
tried using Alt-Cntl to "ungrab" and it did release the cursor, but using the
key sequence just took me to the next workspace of the VM. I also tried Alt-Tab
with grab off, but that, too, gets processed in the VM.
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