Window snap keyboard shortcuts?
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Benhermies
Window snap keyboard shortcuts?
I posted this question earlier but didn't really get a response, so maybe I phrased it wrong. I like that Linux Mint, as well as Ubuntu has the ability to snap windows to half the left/right sides as well as full screen by dragging them to the appropriate edge. It is one of my favorite features of Windows 7 and believe all OS's should adopt it. But is there a way to use this function with the keyboard? In windows you hold down the "Windows" key and press the appropriate arrow key. Can this be setup in Linux Mint as well, or is it already setup with different key bindings?
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Re: Window snap keyboard shortcuts?
Please do not start a new post on the same topic whilst you still have one open http://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.p ... 87#p513987
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