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1	Alt + Space	Window operations menu
14	Alt + Tab	Switch to next window
3	↑ Shift + Alt + Tab	Switch to previous window
11	Super + Tab	Next window of current application
2	Alt + F4	Close window
12	Alt + F9	Hide window
11	Alt + F10	Maximize window
6	Alt + F11	Toggle fullscreen
4	Alt + F12	Toggle above
11	Ctrl + Alt + D	Show desktop

4	Alt + F6	Stick window (show in all workspace)
10	Ctrl + Alt + Num 1	Move window to workspace 1

15	Ctrl + F1	… to F9: Switch to workspace 1-9
12	Ctrl + Alt + ← →	Next/Previous workspace
3	Ctrl + Alt + ←	Left workspace
2	Ctrl + Alt + →	Right workspace
1	Ctrl + F1	Go to workspace 1

-1	Super + F	File manager
6	Ctrl + Alt + T	Terminal emulator
4	Ctrl + Esc	Whisker menu

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Program name: Xfce Xfce (System tools)

Xfce is a desktop environment for Linux. It aims to be fast and visually appealing. Like Gnome, Xfce is based on the GTK toolkit but it is not a Gnome fork. It uses mouse-driven Xfwm window manager.

Web page: xfce.org

Last update: 11/11/2019 8:10 PM UTC

How easy to press shortcuts: 70%

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Shortcut count: 55

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What is your favorite Xfce hotkey? Do you have any useful tips for it? Let other users know below.

? Daniel OP says :

With power button set to sleep, i set this new keyboard shortcut to suspend:

xfce4-session-logout --suspend

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? Guest OP says :

There are also nice shortcuts for window arrangements:

SUPER+LEFT - adjust&resize window left half of screen
SUPER+RIGHT - adjust&resize window right half of screen
SUPER+1 - adjust&resize window bottom-left corner on a 2x2 grid
SUPER+3 - adjust&resize window bottom-right corner on a 2x2 grid
SUPER+7 - adjust&resize window top-left corner on a 2x2 grid
SUPER+9 - adjust&resize window top-right corner on a 2x2 grid

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