Basic WM Controls
To control their window managers, most users rely on shortcuts based on Super. The ADM42 encourages this practice by providing Super on both sides.
- Primary actions:
Super+ letter - Secondary (or move) actions:
Super+Shift+ letter - Dangerous actions (quit/kill/...):
Super+Alt+ letter
Mouse Usage
On tiling window managers, like i3, awesome or bspwm, it's typical to use Super in
conjonction with mouse for specific actions like moving or resizing windows.
Enable Super as pending MOD in System Layer for
immediate reactivity.
Useful Key Bindings
Consider these key combinations to control common tasks like cycling windows, launching a terminal or dmenu:
Super+TabSuper+BackSpaceSuper+SpaceSuper+Enter
Use both hands simultaneously to benefit of the Opposite MODs as TAPs.
Switching Desktops
If one has no other usage for the F keys (F1 to F10), they can be used instead of combinations with numbers to switch deskop and move windows.
- Switch to desktop 1-10:
F1-F10 - Move window to desktop 1-10:
Shift+F1-F10