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When I use ctrl + alt + arrow or 4 fingers gestures, it can change workspace as desired or stick the current window to a screen side (or maximize, minimize) according to said arrow.
it looks like both actions are linked to the same shortcut.
I want to change the 'stick window' shortcuts, but they are not listed in Settings -> Keyboard -> Shortcuts.
How do I change those settings?
By using this link: http://devmartin.com/blog/2016/11/ubuntu-16.04-remap-shortcut-for-windows-aero-snap-like-window-movement-window-tiling/
I saw that those shortcuts can't be edited like others. I had to install compizconfig-settings-manager to edit them.
I set them to Super+arrow and everything works fine now.
