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#1 2018-04-29 13:15:35
- ryanerwin
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Move KDE window without mouse CLICK?
Right now, Under System Settings > Window Actions and Behavior > Window Actions > Inner Window, Titlebar & Frame:
[] Alt Modifier Key + Left Button = Move
[] Alt Modifier Key + Right Button = Size
But is there some way I could do this without having to press the mouse button... Ideally I could use:
CTRL+FN and move to start moving the window
CTRL+FN+WIN to start resizing my window
Is this something I can do by writing a custom KWin Script?
When using a laptop with a track pad as opposed to a real external mouse, getting rid of an extra "trackpad click" in middle of these finger gymnastics would be a big help :-)
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#2 2018-04-29 14:44:34
- seth
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Re: Move KDE window without mouse CLICK?
iirc there's a shortcut to trigger move/resize actions on the active window, "kcmshell5 keys", kwin component
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#3 2018-04-30 05:22:04
- ryanerwin
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Re: Move KDE window without mouse CLICK?
iirc there's a shortcut to trigger move/resize actions on the active window, "kcmshell5 keys", kwin component
Seth, I googled `kcmshell5 keys and kwin` but I haven't been able to find anything helpful... Any more clues?
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#4 2018-04-30 05:52:09
- seth
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Re: Move KDE window without mouse CLICK?
kcmshell5 directly opens config dialogs.
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