> [...] Still, someone at
> Sun should probably take a look at this to see what the answer is.
In that case, this is the wrong place. ;)
> Yes, I have those options enabled also. However, while
> <Shift><Mod><F[1234]> do move the windows to an alternate workspace and
> <Mod><F[1234]> do move the focus to the alternate desktop, I still don't
> see an option for doing both operations in one step.
Seems like a design decision to me.
Also, please don't forget that we are talking about GNOME 2.0 and 2.6
here. Yes, there may be UI differences -- which do not necessarily mean
a bug, but deliberately changed behavior.
> I agree that the
> "Move to Another Workspace" menu options are a bit inconvenient since they
> have been moved to a sub-menu. They used to be directly available on the
> initial menu. I will have to investigate and see if I can determine a way
> to modify the menus to get the commands back where I like them.
GNOME also used to ship with sawfish as the default window manager, at
some historic point in space time. ;-)
Seriously, this might explain some of these issues...
> >The latter two actually are what I really do use often. Moving
> >workspaces left and and right -- and optionally, to take the active
> >window with me... Most useful to me. :)
>
> When you say "take the active window with me", does this mean you are doing
> both move and refocus in one step?
Yes.
It is the "Move window one workspace to the right" keyboard shortcut
that I am talking about here. Moves the window, and switches to that
workspace.
Also please note, that the shortcuts I mentioned are *relative*, rather
than absolute.
guenther
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