How do I move a window past the screen edge
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I am using one screen and am trying to do 2 things at once. I am watching netflix and playing runescape. In windows I could move the application to only show half the game window(Runescape client)
In ubuntu It does not let me move the game window past the edge of the screen. Am I making sense?
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I am using one screen and am trying to do 2 things at once. I am watching netflix and playing runescape. In windows I could move the application to only show half the game window(Runescape client)
In ubuntu It does not let me move the game window past the edge of the screen. Am I making sense?
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I am using one screen and am trying to do 2 things at once. I am watching netflix and playing runescape. In windows I could move the application to only show half the game window(Runescape client)
In ubuntu It does not let me move the game window past the edge of the screen. Am I making sense?
window
edited May 26 at 12:42
pomsky
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asked May 26 at 3:43
RuskiCode
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I am using one screen and am trying to do 2 things at once. I am watching netflix and playing runescape. In windows I could move the application to only show half the game window(Runescape client)
In ubuntu It does not let me move the game window past the edge of the screen. Am I making sense?
window
edited May 26 at 12:42
pomsky
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asked May 26 at 3:43
RuskiCode
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edited May 26 at 12:42
pomsky
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edited May 26 at 12:42
pomsky
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edited May 26 at 12:42
pomsky
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In versions prior to 18,the simplest way to do this is to set Workspace Switcher: System Settings > Behaviour tab
This will allow screens to 'wrap' into the adjacent workspace.
In version 18:
To use workspaces, click Activities on above the vertical bar (dock), then move your move to the right of your screen to show the workspaces in used plus one empty one.
You can then move apps from one workspace to another by simply dragging and dropping the apps onto the other workspace. This workspace now contains the apps you have dropped, and a new empty workspace appears at the bottom of the workspace selector.
(for version 18, acknowledgements to https://websiteforstudents.com/what-are-workspaces-and-how-to-use-them-on-ubuntu-18-04-beta/)
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Can't find these settings in the latest ubuntu version
– RuskiCode
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@RuskiCode might well have helped your cause if you mentioned which version you were using in the first place. That way people can offer better quality answers.
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In versions prior to 18,the simplest way to do this is to set Workspace Switcher: System Settings > Behaviour tab
This will allow screens to 'wrap' into the adjacent workspace.
In version 18:
To use workspaces, click Activities on above the vertical bar (dock), then move your move to the right of your screen to show the workspaces in used plus one empty one.
You can then move apps from one workspace to another by simply dragging and dropping the apps onto the other workspace. This workspace now contains the apps you have dropped, and a new empty workspace appears at the bottom of the workspace selector.
(for version 18, acknowledgements to https://websiteforstudents.com/what-are-workspaces-and-how-to-use-them-on-ubuntu-18-04-beta/)
answered May 26 at 6:44
Graham
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Can't find these settings in the latest ubuntu version
– RuskiCode
May 27 at 2:27
@RuskiCode might well have helped your cause if you mentioned which version you were using in the first place. That way people can offer better quality answers.
– Graham
May 27 at 8:04
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
In versions prior to 18,the simplest way to do this is to set Workspace Switcher: System Settings > Behaviour tab
This will allow screens to 'wrap' into the adjacent workspace.
In version 18:
To use workspaces, click Activities on above the vertical bar (dock), then move your move to the right of your screen to show the workspaces in used plus one empty one.
You can then move apps from one workspace to another by simply dragging and dropping the apps onto the other workspace. This workspace now contains the apps you have dropped, and a new empty workspace appears at the bottom of the workspace selector.
(for version 18, acknowledgements to https://websiteforstudents.com/what-are-workspaces-and-how-to-use-them-on-ubuntu-18-04-beta/)
answered May 26 at 6:44
Graham
1,98961324
Can't find these settings in the latest ubuntu version
– RuskiCode
May 27 at 2:27
@RuskiCode might well have helped your cause if you mentioned which version you were using in the first place. That way people can offer better quality answers.
– Graham
May 27 at 8:04
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
In versions prior to 18,the simplest way to do this is to set Workspace Switcher: System Settings > Behaviour tab
This will allow screens to 'wrap' into the adjacent workspace.
In version 18:
To use workspaces, click Activities on above the vertical bar (dock), then move your move to the right of your screen to show the workspaces in used plus one empty one.
You can then move apps from one workspace to another by simply dragging and dropping the apps onto the other workspace. This workspace now contains the apps you have dropped, and a new empty workspace appears at the bottom of the workspace selector.
(for version 18, acknowledgements to https://websiteforstudents.com/what-are-workspaces-and-how-to-use-them-on-ubuntu-18-04-beta/)
answered May 26 at 6:44
Graham
1,98961324
In versions prior to 18,the simplest way to do this is to set Workspace Switcher: System Settings > Behaviour tab
This will allow screens to 'wrap' into the adjacent workspace.
In version 18:
To use workspaces, click Activities on above the vertical bar (dock), then move your move to the right of your screen to show the workspaces in used plus one empty one.
You can then move apps from one workspace to another by simply dragging and dropping the apps onto the other workspace. This workspace now contains the apps you have dropped, and a new empty workspace appears at the bottom of the workspace selector.
(for version 18, acknowledgements to https://websiteforstudents.com/what-are-workspaces-and-how-to-use-them-on-ubuntu-18-04-beta/)
answered May 26 at 6:44
Graham
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edited May 27 at 8:02
answered May 26 at 6:44
Graham
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answered May 26 at 6:44
Graham
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answered May 26 at 6:44
Graham
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1,98961324
Can't find these settings in the latest ubuntu version
– RuskiCode
May 27 at 2:27
@RuskiCode might well have helped your cause if you mentioned which version you were using in the first place. That way people can offer better quality answers.
– Graham
May 27 at 8:04
add a comment |Â
Can't find these settings in the latest ubuntu version
– RuskiCode
May 27 at 2:27
@RuskiCode might well have helped your cause if you mentioned which version you were using in the first place. That way people can offer better quality answers.
– Graham
May 27 at 8:04
Can't find these settings in the latest ubuntu version
– RuskiCode
May 27 at 2:27
Can't find these settings in the latest ubuntu version
– RuskiCode
May 27 at 2:27
@RuskiCode might well have helped your cause if you mentioned which version you were using in the first place. That way people can offer better quality answers.
– Graham
May 27 at 8:04
@RuskiCode might well have helped your cause if you mentioned which version you were using in the first place. That way people can offer better quality answers.
– Graham
May 27 at 8:04
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