Hi Pranav,
taken from the OpenBox Wiki:
Keyboard shortcuts
Openbox default key combinations
.
Alt-F4 Close the active window
.
Alt-Space Show the client menu for the active window
.
Alt-Tab Cycle between windows on the desktop
.
Alt-Shift-Tab Cycle between windows on the desktop in reverse order
.
Control-Alt-Tab Cycle between panel and desktop windows on the desktop
.
Windows-D Hide all windows to show the desktop
.
Windows-E Run the Konqueror file manager (This is an example of how to run a
program with a key binding)
.
Alt-Escape Lower the active window behind other windows, and activate the
last window that was in use
.
Windows-F1 Go to the first desktop instantly
.
Windows-F2 Go to the second desktop instantly
.
Windows-F3 Go to the third desktop instantly
.
Windows-F4 Go to the fourth desktop instantly
.
Control-Alt-Left Open the desktop switching dialog, to go to the desktop to
the left of the current one
.
Control-Alt-RightOpen the desktop switching dialog, to go to the desktop to
the right of the current one
.
Control-Alt-Up Open the desktop switching dialog, to go to the desktop above
the current one (This will only be useful if you use a pager to set up a
desktop layout with multiple rows)
.
Control-Alt-Down Open the desktop switching dialog, to go to the desktop
below the current one (This will only be useful if you use a pager to set up
a desktop layout with multiple rows)
.
Shift-Alt-Left Open the desktop switching dialog, to go to the desktop to
the left of the current one, and bring the active window with you
.
Shift-Alt-Right Open the desktop switching dialog, to go to the desktop to
the right of the current one, and bring the active window with you
.
Shift-Alt-Up Open the desktop switching dialog, to go to the desktop above
the current one, and bring the active window with you (This will only be
useful if you use a pager to set up a desktop layout with multiple rows)
.
Shift-Alt-Down Open the desktop switching dialog, to go to the desktop below
the current one, and bring the active window with you (This will only be
useful if you use a pager to set up a desktop layout with multiple rows)
.
Alt-Left mouse button Move a window
.
Alt-Right mouse button Resize a window. The window is resized towards the
edge that the mouse is nearest to. So use Alt-Right mouse button in the top
right corner of a window to resize that corner.
.
Alt-Scroll wheel Change desktops forward and backward
Configuring key bindings
Keybinding configuration is done manually by editing your rc.xml file,
normally found in the ~/.config/openbox directory. Full documentation is
available at the project's website.
Thanks.
-----Original Message-----
From: raspberry-vi-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <raspberry-vi-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
On Behalf Of Pranav Lal
Sent: Monday, 25 January 2021 17:22
To: raspberry-vi@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [raspberry-vi] Default desktop, how do I get to the system tray
Hi all,
I have the pi 4 running with the lxde default desktop. How do I get to the
system tray? All the tutorials I have seen talk about right clicking a blank
area.
I cannot find such an area with orca. I am trying to navigate with the
number pad after switching the layout to desktop.
In mate, I can hit ctrl+alt+tab. Is there a similar key in lxde?
Pranav
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