ALT-TAB not working in gnome classic?

[DavidBooth]

rpaskudniak, CompizConfig Settings Manager was installed as /usr/bin/ccsm and place in the menu under Applications->System Tools->Preferences.

I'm on Ubuntu 12.04 running gnome-classic, since I could not stand the frustratingly dumbed-down Unity desktop that ships with 12.04.

[temenchat]

Yeaayy working.... !!! Very simple solution !!
Thanks a lot

Dear Friends
It is very easy to configure thees keys via Keyboard Shortcuts
System settings >>> Keyboard >>> Shortcuts Page >>> Navigation >>> Switch application
Also we can set other keys like Alt+F4(close) ... In this editor

[arijit_bosco]

-- worked --
Thanks to kohoutek1
Steps are different though

• CompizConfig Setting Manager
• opened the manager and navigated to window management
• checked application switcher (previously disabled )
• Worked like a charm

Thanks aryasheel. Indeed that worked like a charm.

And in order to access CompizConfig Setting Manager I had to go to System tools -> Preferences.

There was a warning advising to exercise caution with this settings manager.

Is this some king of application developed by Ubuntu?

Thanks once again!

[azertyh]

Dear Friends
It is very easy to configure thees keys via Keyboard Shortcuts
System settings >>> Keyboard >>> Shortcuts Page >>> Navigation >>> Switch application
Also we can set other keys like Alt+F4(close) ... In this editor

hello,
i set the shortcut as CTRL+F12 and CTRL+SHIFT+F12 but none of them works.
and if i dont want to install ccsm, what to do?

[kotoponus]

Thanks, Arysheel, for the summary!

[danicheman]

FIXED: package "compiz-plugins" was somehow missing on my Ubuntu 12.10 x64... Now "Application Switcher" is there and ALT-TAB works too. .

PS: http://www.itworld.com/software/3125...ic-ubuntu-1210

Thanks so much. This also helped me solve the mystery of the missing alt-tab in Gnome Fallback on Ubuntu 13.04

[brijeshbmehta]

Its working fine with CompizConfig Setting Manager in ubuntu classic

Thanks to kohoutek1

Here are the Steps for it.
goto ubuntu software center
search for CompizConfig Setting Manager
install it
open it and go to window management some where at bottom
check application switcher (which is previously unchecked)
you are ready to rock!!!!!

be careful when applying other effects because it may not be supported by your hardware so do not apply all the effect at once.
Enjoy Linuxing!!!!!