On the Mac, I use Command+` (the tilde) to cycle through windows in the current application (eg terminal or chrome). It's like Alt+Tab except only for the current application's windows. Possibly for Compiz but without any flashy Exposé like graphics?
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Alt - (Key above tab) and Shift -Alt-(Key above tab) do this by default. The desktop will map whatever key is above the tab key to do this, on US keyboards it's the ` key. |
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In Ubuntu 12.04, by default, Super+above tab does this. |
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In Xfce you can use Super + Tab (super is the "Windows" key on Microsoft keyboards). Not sure if this works in other window managers. |
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Alt+ Window Number. For example Alt+1 for first window. Alt+2 for second window etc... In firefox and chrome you can also use Ctrl+Tab |
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