Alt-Tab shows two application switchers on Unity [duplicate]
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I started to have problems with my Ubuntu application switcher (Alt + Tab) this morning. When I press Alt + Tab, not only one, but two application switchers show up. Last night I customized some stuff using the Unity Tweak Tool. I thought I didn't touch the application switcher. So now it looks like this:
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I started to have problems with my Ubuntu application switcher (Alt + Tab) this morning. When I press Alt + Tab, not only one, but two application switchers show up. Last night I customized some stuff using the Unity Tweak Tool. I thought I didn't touch the application switcher. So now it looks like this:
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unity graphics gui application-switcher
edited Nov 16 at 7:39
pomsky
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asked Mar 19 '17 at 13:00
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Why do I have two Alt+Tab application switchers?
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I started to have problems with my Ubuntu application switcher (Alt + Tab) this morning. When I press Alt + Tab, not only one, but two application switchers show up. Last night I customized some stuff using the Unity Tweak Tool. I thought I didn't touch the application switcher. So now it looks like this:
YouTube video
unity graphics gui application-switcher
edited Nov 16 at 7:39
pomsky
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asked Mar 19 '17 at 13:00
intoo
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This question already has an answer here:
Why do I have two Alt+Tab application switchers?
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I started to have problems with my Ubuntu application switcher (Alt + Tab) this morning. When I press Alt + Tab, not only one, but two application switchers show up. Last night I customized some stuff using the Unity Tweak Tool. I thought I didn't touch the application switcher. So now it looks like this:
YouTube video
This question already has an answer here:
Why do I have two Alt+Tab application switchers?
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unity graphics gui application-switcher
unity graphics gui application-switcher
edited Nov 16 at 7:39
pomsky
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asked Mar 19 '17 at 13:00
intoo
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edited Nov 16 at 7:39
pomsky
27k1183110
asked Mar 19 '17 at 13:00
intoo
318
edited Nov 16 at 7:39
pomsky
27k1183110
edited Nov 16 at 7:39
pomsky
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edited Nov 16 at 7:39
pomsky
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27k1183110
asked Mar 19 '17 at 13:00
intoo
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asked Mar 19 '17 at 13:00
intoo
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asked Mar 19 '17 at 13:00
intoo
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marked as duplicate by pomsky, karel, Zanna, Charles Green, Fabby Nov 16 at 17:45
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Answer taken from an edit by the OP to their question:
I solved this problem by disabling application switcher in CCSM (Compizconfig settings manager).
CCSM can be installed by the following command:
$ sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
edit for better understanding: To get rid of the switcher-icons in the foreground and only keep the standard application-switcher-icons that come with a standard ubuntu installation, disable static application switcher within CCSM. Let the keybindings solely control the functions within the "switcher" submenu of ubuntu-unity-plugin of CCSM.
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up vote
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Answer taken from an edit by the OP to their question:
I solved this problem by disabling application switcher in CCSM (Compizconfig settings manager).
CCSM can be installed by the following command:
$ sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
edit for better understanding: To get rid of the switcher-icons in the foreground and only keep the standard application-switcher-icons that come with a standard ubuntu installation, disable static application switcher within CCSM. Let the keybindings solely control the functions within the "switcher" submenu of ubuntu-unity-plugin of CCSM.
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Answer taken from an edit by the OP to their question:
I solved this problem by disabling application switcher in CCSM (Compizconfig settings manager).
CCSM can be installed by the following command:
$ sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
edit for better understanding: To get rid of the switcher-icons in the foreground and only keep the standard application-switcher-icons that come with a standard ubuntu installation, disable static application switcher within CCSM. Let the keybindings solely control the functions within the "switcher" submenu of ubuntu-unity-plugin of CCSM.
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up vote
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Answer taken from an edit by the OP to their question:
I solved this problem by disabling application switcher in CCSM (Compizconfig settings manager).
CCSM can be installed by the following command:
$ sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
edit for better understanding: To get rid of the switcher-icons in the foreground and only keep the standard application-switcher-icons that come with a standard ubuntu installation, disable static application switcher within CCSM. Let the keybindings solely control the functions within the "switcher" submenu of ubuntu-unity-plugin of CCSM.
Answer taken from an edit by the OP to their question:
I solved this problem by disabling application switcher in CCSM (Compizconfig settings manager).
CCSM can be installed by the following command:
$ sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
edit for better understanding: To get rid of the switcher-icons in the foreground and only keep the standard application-switcher-icons that come with a standard ubuntu installation, disable static application switcher within CCSM. Let the keybindings solely control the functions within the "switcher" submenu of ubuntu-unity-plugin of CCSM.
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