Hi All, is there a way to trigger quick view of the open application with hot corners in XFCE? Or recommendation of other DE which is low on resource?
My PC only has 4 gb of ram and running intel core 2 quad.
Thank you.
Hi All, is there a way to trigger quick view of the open application with hot corners in XFCE? Or recommendation of other DE which is low on resource?
My PC only has 4 gb of ram and running intel core 2 quad.
Thank you.
Hi
This is not possible with XFCE. You can see KDE which is quite light and by removing some animations, it should work fine. At least I think so …
Why not look at rofi?
rofi -show window -show-icons -window-match-fields all -window-format "{w} {c} {t}"
will open a window listing all open windows on all desktops. I’ve bound the above command to Alt
+/
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Hot corners:
Overview:
https://archlinux.org/packages/extra/x86_64/xfdesktop/
edit - Doh, it is xfdashboard, my memory
KDE is likely your easiest bet, unless you really like xfce.
all out Xfce ?
could try from aur
xfce4-hotcorner-plugin
otherstuf:
xfce4-panel-profiles
xfdashboard
xfce4-docklike-plugin
for other wm’s de’s independendly is kinda brightside for hotcorner…
Thanks everyone will try and report back
I tried installing and using the xfdashboard but look and feel didn’t fit my need. I then installed Cinnamon DE and hot corners works as I expected. I used Mint before so it seems like a good balance between XFCE and KDE.
Thank you all for your suggestions.
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