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In "Window Manager" app I have Keyboard action "Show desktop" configured to Super+M (I reconfigured it), but it's not working to me, I want to minimize all windows. Default for that action is Super+D but it was not working as well.
Why is that not working for me? I want to minimize my windows. Shortcut for lock screen is working for me.
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I want to minimize all windows
Does this mean that some are and some aren't minimized?
Try using a shortcut that doesn't use the Super key to see if that works. The Super key is funky in Xfce and I'm not sure how Manjaro deals with that.
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It works if i configure it differently without super key, but I got used to certain shorcuts. I have in "application shortcuts" Super-1 etc. configured and it is working properly.
Do you have an idea why is it not working properly, Super key?
Anyway, I did file a bug: https://bugzilla.xfce.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13325
since this feature is important to many users who got used to certain shortcuts.
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If Super+1 works, then Super+M should as well. Can you post back all of your keyboard shortcuts?
xfconf-query -c xfce4-keyboard-shortcuts -lv
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Apart from sending a keystroke is there also a terminal command to invoke "show desktop"?
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Had a look at Manjaro, and it looks like they assign the super key only to open the menu. This will negate any other super key combinations from working, because the shortcut is processed on key press. There are a few bug reports about this, including some patches, but nothing has been made official.
Apart from sending a keystroke is there also a terminal command to invoke "show desktop"?
wmctrl -k on
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I have a super-1 and super-l (for locking) working. Basically, users who came from various other installs (Ubuntu, Gnome 3, Windows, whatever) they want keyboard shortcuts they used to use, so it has to work in XFCE as well. So this seems a problem on my machine config or XFCE bug.
bash: wmctrl: command not found
[mladen@mladen-pc ~]$ xfce4-wmctl
bash: xfce4-wmctl: command not found
[mladen@mladen-pc ~]$ locate wmctrl
[mladen@mladen-pc ~]$
Configured with super:
[mladen@mladen-pc ~]$ xfconf-query -c xfce4-keyboard-shortcuts -lv | grep "Super"
/commands/custom/<Super>1 /hd/Documents/displays_sitting.sh
/commands/custom/<Super>2 /hd/Documents/displays_standing.sh
/commands/custom/<Super>3 /hd/Documents/displays_watching.sh
/commands/custom/<Super>l xflock4
/commands/custom/Super_L xfce4-popup-whiskermenu
/commands/custom/Super_R xfce4-popup-whiskermenu
/commands/default/<Super>p xfce4-display-settings --minimal
/xfwm4/custom/<Super>m show_desktop_key
/xfwm4/custom/<Super>Tab switch_window_key
/xfwm4/default/<Super>Tab switch_window_key
All config:
[mladen@mladen-pc ~]$ xfconf-query -c xfce4-keyboard-shortcuts -lv
/commands/custom/<Alt>F2 xfce4-appfinder --collapsed
/commands/custom/<Alt>F2/startup-notify true
/commands/custom/<Alt>F3/startup-notify true
/commands/custom/override true
/commands/custom/<Primary><Alt>f exo-open --launch FileManager
/commands/custom/<Primary><Alt>m xfce4-taskmanager
/commands/custom/<Primary><Alt>p xfce4-display-settings --minimal
/commands/custom/<Primary><Alt>t xfce4-terminal --drop-down
/commands/custom/<Primary><Alt>x xkill
/commands/custom/<Primary>Escape xfdesktop --menu
/commands/custom/Print xfce4-screenshooter -f
/commands/custom/<Super>1 /hd/Documents/displays_sitting.sh
/commands/custom/<Super>2 /hd/Documents/displays_standing.sh
/commands/custom/<Super>3 /hd/Documents/displays_watching.sh
/commands/custom/<Super>l xflock4
/commands/custom/Super_L xfce4-popup-whiskermenu
/commands/custom/Super_R xfce4-popup-whiskermenu
/commands/custom/XF86Calculator galculator
/commands/custom/XF86Mail exo-open --launch MailReader
/commands/custom/XF86WWW exo-open --launch WebBrowser
/commands/default/<Alt>F1 xfce4-popup-applicationsmenu
/commands/default/<Alt>F2 xfce4-appfinder --collapsed
/commands/default/<Alt>F2/startup-notify true
/commands/default/<Alt>F3 xfce4-appfinder
/commands/default/<Alt>F3/startup-notify true
/commands/default/<Primary><Alt>Delete xflock4
/commands/default/<Primary><Alt>l xflock4
/commands/default/<Primary>Escape xfdesktop --menu
/commands/default/<Super>p xfce4-display-settings --minimal
/commands/default/XF86Display xfce4-display-settings --minimal
/commands/default/XF86Mail exo-open --launch MailReader
/commands/default/XF86WWW exo-open --launch WebBrowser
/providers <<UNSUPPORTED>>
/xfwm4/custom/<Alt><Control>End move_window_next_workspace_key
/xfwm4/custom/<Alt><Control>Home move_window_prev_workspace_key
/xfwm4/custom/<Alt><Control>KP_1 move_window_workspace_1_key
/xfwm4/custom/<Alt><Control>KP_2 move_window_workspace_2_key
/xfwm4/custom/<Alt><Control>KP_3 move_window_workspace_3_key
/xfwm4/custom/<Alt><Control>KP_4 move_window_workspace_4_key
/xfwm4/custom/<Alt><Control>KP_5 move_window_workspace_5_key
/xfwm4/custom/<Alt><Control>KP_6 move_window_workspace_6_key
/xfwm4/custom/<Alt><Control>KP_7 move_window_workspace_7_key
/xfwm4/custom/<Alt><Control>KP_8 move_window_workspace_8_key
/xfwm4/custom/<Alt><Control>KP_9 move_window_workspace_9_key
/xfwm4/custom/<Alt>Delete del_workspace_key
/xfwm4/custom/<Alt>F10 maximize_window_key
/xfwm4/custom/<Alt>F11 fullscreen_key
/xfwm4/custom/<Alt>F12 above_key
/xfwm4/custom/<Alt>F4 close_window_key
/xfwm4/custom/<Alt>F6 stick_window_key
/xfwm4/custom/<Alt>F7 move_window_key
/xfwm4/custom/<Alt>F8 resize_window_key
/xfwm4/custom/<Alt>F9 hide_window_key
/xfwm4/custom/<Alt>Insert add_workspace_key
/xfwm4/custom/<Alt><Shift>Tab cycle_reverse_windows_key
/xfwm4/custom/<Alt>space popup_menu_key
/xfwm4/custom/<Alt>Tab cycle_windows_key
/xfwm4/custom/<Control><Alt>Down down_workspace_key
/xfwm4/custom/<Control><Alt>Left left_workspace_key
/xfwm4/custom/<Control><Alt>Right right_workspace_key
/xfwm4/custom/<Control><Alt>Up up_workspace_key
/xfwm4/custom/<Control>F1 workspace_1_key
/xfwm4/custom/<Control>F10 workspace_10_key
/xfwm4/custom/<Control>F11 workspace_11_key
/xfwm4/custom/<Control>F12 workspace_12_key
/xfwm4/custom/<Control>F2 workspace_2_key
/xfwm4/custom/<Control>F3 workspace_3_key
/xfwm4/custom/<Control>F4 workspace_4_key
/xfwm4/custom/<Control>F5 workspace_5_key
/xfwm4/custom/<Control>F6 workspace_6_key
/xfwm4/custom/<Control>F7 workspace_7_key
/xfwm4/custom/<Control>F8 workspace_8_key
/xfwm4/custom/<Control>F9 workspace_9_key
/xfwm4/custom/<Control><Shift><Alt>Left move_window_left_key
/xfwm4/custom/<Control><Shift><Alt>Right move_window_right_key
/xfwm4/custom/<Control><Shift><Alt>Up move_window_up_key
/xfwm4/custom/Down down_key
/xfwm4/custom/Escape cancel_key
/xfwm4/custom/Left left_key
/xfwm4/custom/override true
/xfwm4/custom/Right right_key
/xfwm4/custom/<Shift><Alt>Page_Down lower_window_key
/xfwm4/custom/<Shift><Alt>Page_Up raise_window_key
/xfwm4/custom/<Super>m show_desktop_key
/xfwm4/custom/<Super>Tab switch_window_key
/xfwm4/custom/Up up_key
/xfwm4/default/<Alt>Delete del_workspace_key
/xfwm4/default/<Alt>F10 maximize_window_key
/xfwm4/default/<Alt>F11 fullscreen_key
/xfwm4/default/<Alt>F12 above_key
/xfwm4/default/<Alt>F4 close_window_key
/xfwm4/default/<Alt>F6 stick_window_key
/xfwm4/default/<Alt>F7 move_window_key
/xfwm4/default/<Alt>F8 resize_window_key
/xfwm4/default/<Alt>F9 hide_window_key
/xfwm4/default/<Alt>Insert add_workspace_key
/xfwm4/default/<Alt><Shift>Tab cycle_reverse_windows_key
/xfwm4/default/<Alt>space popup_menu_key
/xfwm4/default/<Alt>Tab cycle_windows_key
/xfwm4/default/Down down_key
/xfwm4/default/Escape cancel_key
/xfwm4/default/Left left_key
/xfwm4/default/<Primary><Alt>d show_desktop_key
/xfwm4/default/<Primary><Alt>Down down_workspace_key
/xfwm4/default/<Primary><Alt>End move_window_next_workspace_key
/xfwm4/default/<Primary><Alt>Home move_window_prev_workspace_key
/xfwm4/default/<Primary><Alt>KP_1 move_window_workspace_1_key
/xfwm4/default/<Primary><Alt>KP_2 move_window_workspace_2_key
/xfwm4/default/<Primary><Alt>KP_3 move_window_workspace_3_key
/xfwm4/default/<Primary><Alt>KP_4 move_window_workspace_4_key
/xfwm4/default/<Primary><Alt>KP_5 move_window_workspace_5_key
/xfwm4/default/<Primary><Alt>KP_6 move_window_workspace_6_key
/xfwm4/default/<Primary><Alt>KP_7 move_window_workspace_7_key
/xfwm4/default/<Primary><Alt>KP_8 move_window_workspace_8_key
/xfwm4/default/<Primary><Alt>KP_9 move_window_workspace_9_key
/xfwm4/default/<Primary><Alt>Left left_workspace_key
/xfwm4/default/<Primary><Alt>Right right_workspace_key
/xfwm4/default/<Primary><Alt>Up up_workspace_key
/xfwm4/default/<Primary>F1 workspace_1_key
/xfwm4/default/<Primary>F10 workspace_10_key
/xfwm4/default/<Primary>F11 workspace_11_key
/xfwm4/default/<Primary>F12 workspace_12_key
/xfwm4/default/<Primary>F2 workspace_2_key
/xfwm4/default/<Primary>F3 workspace_3_key
/xfwm4/default/<Primary>F4 workspace_4_key
/xfwm4/default/<Primary>F5 workspace_5_key
/xfwm4/default/<Primary>F6 workspace_6_key
/xfwm4/default/<Primary>F7 workspace_7_key
/xfwm4/default/<Primary>F8 workspace_8_key
/xfwm4/default/<Primary>F9 workspace_9_key
/xfwm4/default/<Primary><Shift><Alt>Left move_window_left_key
/xfwm4/default/<Primary><Shift><Alt>Right move_window_right_key
/xfwm4/default/<Primary><Shift><Alt>Up move_window_up_key
/xfwm4/default/Right right_key
/xfwm4/default/<Shift><Alt>Page_Down lower_window_key
/xfwm4/default/<Shift><Alt>Page_Up raise_window_key
/xfwm4/default/<Super>Tab switch_window_key
/xfwm4/default/Up up_key
[mladen@mladen-pc ~]$
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or XFCE bug.
Have a read through this bug report to better understand the issue.
bash: wmctrl: command not found
You need to instal lthe wmctrl package from your repositories.
/commands/custom/Super_L xfce4-popup-whiskermenu
/commands/custom/Super_R xfce4-popup-whiskermenu
Because these two are set, what should happen (or at least it does on my system) is that on Super key press, whiskermenu is fired and then while still holding down the Super key you press another key (like '1' or 'm' for showdesktop), the second shortcut should be fired. The reason that "Super+1" works and the show desktop toggle "Super+m" doesn't, I believe, is because the whiskermenu popping up is interfering with the showdesktop action. Try deleting the whiskmenu shortcuts that use only the Suprer key (both Super_L and Super_R) and try the show desktop shortcut again.
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Super_L , Super_R what does it actually mean? I tried to find an info using google and man pages but failed. I have a feeling it is something like key pressed and key released, but `L` is not short from `Pressed`.
I've noticed a difference from the one which is working to the one which is not working:
/commands/custom/<Super>l xflock4
/xfwm4/custom/<Super>m show_desktop_key
The first one is in /commands/ the second one is in /xfwm4/.
So I did go to Keyboard -> Application Shortcuts and configured custom shortcut Super-m to wmctrl -k on and that one is working (I installed wmctrl)
/commands/custom/<Super>m wmctrl -k on
although pressing the combination again doesn't do wmctrl -k off
Anyway, I came to xfce from Fedora 21 with Gnome 3 and I got used to the following shortcuts:
Super - show menu
Super typing ... find app
Super L - lock screen
Super M - minimize all windows
and this is a feature which would other "refugees" ask as well.
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Super_L , Super_R what does it actually mean?
Super_L is the super key on the left side of your keyboard, Super_R is the super key on the right side of your keyboard (if you have one).
although pressing the combination again doesn't do wmctrl -k off
Try this command (it toggles):
bash -c "if [ $(wmctrl -m | awk '/showing the desktop/ {print $7}') == 'OFF' ]; then wmctrl -k on; else wmctrl -k off; fi"
and this is a feature which would other "refugees" ask as well.
I see you have posted to the bug report. Lets see where it goes.
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I see you have posted to the bug report. Lets see where it goes.
Hopefully not to /dev/null
And thanks for your AWK script. That's certainly a fix before Super behavior to mimic windows has been solved properly.
Last edited by adamovic (2017-02-03 16:00:38)
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And thanks for your AWK script. That's certainly a fix before Super behavior to mimic windows has been solved properly.
Credit where its due.
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adamovic wrote:And thanks for your AWK script. That's certainly a fix before Super behavior to mimic windows has been solved properly.
Credit where its due.
Credit back to its origin
And thanks for your AWK script. That's certainly a fix before Super behavior to mimic windows has been solved properly.
Alternatively do
$ xdotool key ctrl+alt+d
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Alternatively do
$ xdotool key ctrl+alt+d
I don't think it is funny. If you think it will boot me into windows, you are wrong. I have been using Linux professionally since 2004 (as a software engineer), and the reason "I have to use XFCE" is the following - I have to use bash (bad habits) and cutycapt, one package rarely anyone knows about. The reason I'm here is the following:
I used Fedora 21 Gnome 3 until recently I realized it's time to move on and bought a new SSD for fresh OS install.
In 4 days I installed 5 distros:
Fedora 25 - reboot after install, radeon drivers failure, didn't boot properly, decided to move on
Opensuse Tumbleweed - netbeans didn't work properly on gnome
Opensuse Leap 24.2 - small bugs, forums not so user friendly, old version of cutycapt (without smooth arg which I use), was the reason for me to try something else before settling
Fedora 24 - didn't want to install (!!!! unbelievable), ISO from their servers was currupt (twice I tried)
Ubuntu 16.10 - I haven't install Ubuntu for a while, and they got something better, new cutycapt was included (for example), but there was few issues (crash of their window software, it looks that xrandr might not working as intented)
Manjaro - the last one, forum seems much better than competitors, installer very good, and when you need to configure something arch wiki works (which is definitely most user friendly wiki, cannot say the same about the forum), but I have some things and bugs to configure.
I had to solve some things with Manjaro's default Window Manager (I don't like KDE flavor) and it's XFCE. That's why I came here.
So it's not that Windows users will ask for Windows shortcuts, but Ubuntu and Gnome 3 will as well.
Last edited by adamovic (2017-02-03 22:34:37)
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rfet35 wrote:Alternatively do
$ xdotool key ctrl+alt+d
I don't think it is funny. If you think it will boot me into windows, you are wrong.
lol
It's "ctrl+alt+d", not the delete key. It's the key combination to show the desktop not to boot into windows
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Oh god, it's too late here, I guess I'm tired. I thought it's ctrl+alt+delete, sounded like a joke. Or some kind of sarcasm.
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