Steve Litt wrote in response to Tina Holmboe:
> On Tue, 22 Dec 2020 10:48:15 +0100 > Tina Holmboe <[email protected]> wrote: > > > On Thu, Dec 17, 2020 at 09:09:22AM -0500, Steve Litt wrote: > > > > > Could you please add stack-based Alt+Tab behavior to ctwm? My guess > > > is it would require the following: >.... [email protected] wrote: > I'm writing this email in hopes I can understand how you use ring > based alt+tab in the current ctwm, the goal being that maybe I can use > it as effectively as you do. Although not requested, here's what I do for what I think is being discussed. I use Control + Left or Right to go round workspaces in one or other direction and Control + Up to cycle throught stacked windows within a workspace. E.g. # Use control key plus left or right arrow to go to next or previous # workspace (next and previous in the order listed in workspace # definitions, treated as a cyclic list.) "Left" = c : all : f.function "GoLEFT" "Right" = c : all : f.function "GoRIGHT" ## This prevents warping to windows in other workspaces (I think) # comment it out if you wish to warp to arbitrary other windows. WarpRingOnScreen ## Cycling through a stack of windows in the same workspace, using Ctrl+Up "Up" = c : all : f.raiselower [All this after swapping Ctrl and CapsLock] ======== I'm happy to receive improvements. Aaron
