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Bind KDE's "Present Windows" to Super+Down? [SOLVED]

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thesketh
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I love KDE's "Present Windows", especially the 'current desktop' version, but I hate having to access it using the mouse, and would like to use Super+Down (ala elementaryOS). Is there a command that I could bind to this key combo that would achieve this? I had a quick search but couldn't find anyone else who had done it, though there were some using skippy-xd to accomplish the same thing. I'm using Fedora so whilst this is an option I'd need to compile it and would rather just use KDE's version.

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wolfi323
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You can change the shortcut in its settings (System Settings->Workspace Behavior->Desktop Effects).

The defaults are Ctrl+F7 (show all windows of the same window class), Ctrl+F9 (show all windows of the current virtual desktop) and Ctrl+F10 (show all windows).
thesketh
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Wow, that was quick, thanks very much! Knew it would be something silly I'd missed. :)


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