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Quite awhile ago (in win) I had an app that created workspaces like most lin win-managers have but it also had a really niffty shortcut where one could (anywhere on the screen) ricgh click and scroll to switch work spaces. I can't remember the app (guess its kind of irrelevant) but have been digging around in xfce trying to figure out if doing the same thing is possible. I know that one can press ctrl+F? keys, or place the mouse over the workspaces and scroll but I haven't figured out how to achive the rght click+scroll for workspaces.
Thx!
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In settings - Window Manager Tweaks - Workspaces you can set to use the scroll wheel to change workspaces, no right click needed.
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Thanks for the quik response. I found the workspaces setting where I can place the mouse over the workspaces and scroll but I actually _want_ the right click part, or more specifically the ability to simplely right click+ scroll from any point on my screen (as opposed to needing to go up to the workspaces icon then scroll, sounds lazy I know but with multiple screens and not wanting to put the workspaces icon on everyscreen a right click+scroll option would be perfect for me)
So is it possible to say bind/replace scrolling up/down in combo with rick click to the "move windows to right/left workspace" shortcut? Modifying keyboard shortcuts is possible under under Settings -> Keyboard -> application shortcuts but there doesn't seem to be an analogous option for the mouse?
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Last edited by rob2423 (2017-05-01 17:15:02)
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The option I gave works anywhere on the desktop you don't need to go to the workspaces icon. I don't believe you can change that to use right click.
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Try scroll-wheel click on desktop (or both left and right buttons together) and you will get the workspaces menu. Would that suffice?
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The option I gave works anywhere on the desktop you don't need to go to the workspaces icon. I don't believe you can change that to use right click.
It doesn't work when your mouse is over the windows, or toolbars though
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ozjd wrote:The option I gave works anywhere on the desktop you don't need to go to the workspaces icon. I don't believe you can change that to use right click.
It doesn't work when your mouse is over the windows, or toolbars though
No that's why I said on the desktop .
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There are at least two mouse-gesture apps that would work, but I can only remember easystroke at the moment.
You could do that and a lot of other things. Little tray app, worked great when I last used it.
Aloha.
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@roue_ronin I will take a look at easystroke
I I tried making the default workspace a few pixels shy of a full screen so I can just move my mouse to a corner of the screen and then scroll and that is pretty good. @ozjd thanks for pointing out that the scrolling works on the desktop (and apparently on the edges).
The help was much appreciated.
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