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You can do both of these operations using the Windows Key + Arrow Keys on the keyboard.
by agersant 4y ago
You can do both of these operations using the Windows Key + Arrow Keys on the keyboard.
- redeeman 4y agowhat does this do?
- redeeman 4y agoI have now seen what this does, but that is nothing compared to what nearly all window managers on Linux allows, next time you're at such an installation, try hold alt down, and press anywhere in a window with left mouse and move, or just somewhere remotely close to a corner and right click and move.