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Old 5th April 2011, 10:19 AM
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Stop autohide of workspace

This is the most annoying and time consumming thing i find so far, having to move the mouse to the top left corner to get workspace's to show and to the opposite side get them,
Is it possible to simply stop the autohide or make it so if i move my mouse to the right they appear (better) or am i missing some simple hidden option like i was on the shutdown having to press the alt key while the mouse was over suspend
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Old 5th April 2011, 10:29 AM
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Re: Stop autohide of workspace

have you looked into doing a " shortcut key " to get there faster
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Old 5th April 2011, 10:46 AM
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Re: Stop autohide of workspace

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have you looked into doing a " shortcut key " to get there faster
Na i dont use shortcut keys..
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Old 5th April 2011, 12:00 PM
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Na i dont use shortcut keys..
have you got the gnome-tweak-tool installed? i don't know any other way other than using shortcut keys Dave
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Old 5th April 2011, 12:33 PM
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Re: Stop autohide of workspace

well, the "super" key (that funky little "windows" key) is already a shortcut to it.

Or since they crippled mouse usage anyway and there is no right or middle click by default now, you could try mapping one of those to do it.

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I feel like Gnome is going way into the past by having to use keyboard shortcuts in a GUI.
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Old 5th April 2011, 04:26 PM
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I feel like Gnome is going way into the past by having to use keyboard shortcuts in a GUI.
I guess those shortcuts are to be replaced by gestures on touchscreen interfaces. But this is just dumb considering how scarcely anybody uses gnome with touchscreen devices at the moment...
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Re: Stop autohide of workspace

Hmmmm.

Its behavior is really similar to the way I have my panels set up in Gnome2, so I'll bet there's a tweak for it in the css file. The trick ... is to find it. <....>
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