I use a multi-screen setup (i.e. multiple X screens, not Xinerama etc). It would be very useful if xfwm could provide a window shortcut for changing the keyboard focus between screens. This could work just like when a user changes workspace, except without the need to redraw all windows.
I have been using the following script as a work-around: !/bin/sh if [ -z "$1" ] then echo "usage: $0 <screen>" exit 1 fi display=":0.$1" desktop=`DISPLAY=$display wmctrl -d | grep '^[0-9] *\*' | cut -c1` last_desktop=`DISPLAY=$display wmctrl -d | tail -n 1 | cut -c1` DISPLAY=$display wmctrl -s 0 DISPLAY=$display wmctrl -s $last_desktop DISPLAY=$display wmctrl -s $desktop Unfortunately it has to redraw three workspaces in order to ensure that the focus changes.
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