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    Tofloor
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    deepin
    2015-02-08 14:46
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    Hi All,


    --Begin ramble --
    First I want to say, I am part of a phalanthropy committee at work where I take the life cycled desktops and install linux and give the machines to the under priviledged. I have been puting Deepin on approximately 30% of these computers.

    During this process my wife saw Deepin and thought it was really neat, so she has converted.

    -- end ramble --


    I have been working with the Deepin desktop on Arch Linux and I have to say it is quiet appealing even for me as a sysadmin/power user. My main desktop is always gnome, and so I got used to some of the functionality I find myself missing. Particularly the ability to snap windows to the sides of the screen with keyboard shortcuts. I know that you can drag the applications around to achieve the same affect but I rarely take my hands off the keyboard

    Is there a way to emulate the following:

    Maximize/Full screen
    Snap to left side
    Snap to right side
    Send an application to a different monitor (I have 5)

    Thanks in advance!
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    armaline
    deepin
    2015-02-09 14:34
    #1
    Hi,

    if you go to control center->keyboard shortcuts, you can see list of shortcuts related to windows and workspace.
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    oaker
    deepin
    2015-02-09 17:47
    #2
    Ctrl - Win - Up/Left/Right/Down
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    setsuna813
    deepin
    2015-02-09 19:17
    #3
    i hope you install deepin on more machines, the operation system if great and very east to use. Im sure if they had to pick they would pick deepin. Thanks
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    ger
    deepin
    2016-04-30 09:29
    #4
    https://bbs.deepin.org/post/27879
    Ctrl - Win - Up/Left/Right/Down

    Hi! I have just installed Deppin 15.1.1 and I'm also would like to have the function of snap windows to half of the screen to the left or to the right. Unfortunately the keys shortcuts you suggest are not working. Do you know how to create a custom shortcut for that?

    Thanks!
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    dance707
    deepin
    2016-04-30 09:41
    #5
    https://bbs.deepin.org/post/27879
    Hi! I have just installed Deppin 15.1.1 and I'm also would like to have the function of snap windo ...

    Hi, Welcome to the Deepin Forum. You have replied to a post that is over a year old that pertained to the Deepin 2014 version that used Compiz manager. Deepin 15.1.1 uses a windows manager based on Gala now and does not have the special effects that Compiz does.
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    ger
    deepin
    2016-04-30 12:23
    #6
    https://bbs.deepin.org/post/27879
    Hi, Welcome to the Deepin Forum. You have replied to a post that is over a year old that pertained ...

    Ok. Thank you!
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    dance707
    deepin
    2016-04-30 13:36
    #7
    https://bbs.deepin.org/post/27879
    Ok. Thank you!

    Your welcome, If you do use the Multitasking view and move items with mouse to different workspace, you can latter switch to different workspace with Super + right key or left But its not the same as what your were asking.
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    gmengass
    deepin
    2016-05-03 13:52
    #8
    If you install gnome-tweak-tool you can enable the global dark theme.
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    dance707
    deepin
    2016-05-03 16:40
    #9
    https://bbs.deepin.org/post/27879
    If you install gnome-tweak-tool you can enable the global dark theme.

    Some users have used the gnome-tweak tool for a partial dark theme but thats not really what this post was about. The roots of Deepin come from gnome but not all things are compatiable especially with this years edition with a Gala based windows manager using html and some qt.
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