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GNOME shell have current running windows mode like in Mac and I love it, but I don't wont use GNOME Shell, may be have some way to display the current running applications as well and in Unity.

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I want this in Unity :)

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  • Sorry, but, what is current running windows mode?. Maybe the result of hitting SHIFT+ALT+UP is what you are looking for?.
    – Javier Rivera
    Nov 19, 2011 at 12:20
  • Can you be a bit more specific/descriptive of what you are referring to? Do you mean what comes up when you hit alt+tab? P.S. Unity runs on top of GNOME 3 in 11.10. GNOME Shell and Unity are just shells for GNOME 3.
    – RolandiXor
    Nov 19, 2011 at 15:09

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You have to install Compizconfig Settings Manager.

sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager

Then, run compizconfig Settings Manager and go to Window Management -> Scale plugin. Now, under the third tab - Bindings, you can configure the window picker you want with any corner of your desktop. If I understood you correctly, you would need to click on the fourth entry, "initiate window picker for all windows" and choose the Top-Left corner.

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