Windows and workspaces

Move and switch windows, go full screen and tidy up.

Switch between programs

Hold Alt and tap Tab. Add Shift to go the other way. That way you reach the next window without a mouse. The window picker appears on the main monitor. A small badge shows which screen and workspace a window is on. Accent color and rounding follow your settings immediately.

Windows + Tab opens the overview of all workspaces. It also follows accent color and rounding.

Move and resize windows

Drag a window by its title bar. Alternatively, hold the Windows key and drag inside the window with the left mouse button. Windows key plus the right mouse button resizes it.

Windows + F toggles full screen. Windows + V switches the active window between floating and tiled.

More room with workspaces

Snap a window to the screen edge

When window mode is set to Floating, drag a window to the edge of the screen. A preview shows where it will go. Release the mouse button to place it there. In tiled mode, the window manager handles the layout.

Workspaces are extra desks for your windows. Windows + 1 to 9 takes you there; 0 stands for the tenth workspace. If you also hold Shift, the active window moves there and the view follows it.

Take a quick look at the desktop

Windows + H hides the managed windows. Press the shortcut again to bring them back to their previous workspaces. The programs are not closed.