How do I cycle with Alt-Tab over all workspaces ? (and some remarks about "hidden features")

[Thomas]

It's a trackball marble fx from logitech with 4 buttons.
To get into no trouble I use xmodmap (pointer) and changed button 4 to 6.
Many newer applications are using wheel functions. In xfce3 
I configured then button 6 to lower windows. It did it well. 
Now the button eg in mozilla scrolls the page up with button 4.
My desired wish was holding down the button and moving the trackball
to have a scroll function but I didn't succeed in configuring this.


On Wednesday 17 March 2004 23:18, Olivier Fourdan wrote:
> Thomas,
>
> Right now, the window list and and menu aren't avaiable programatically
> for the user. They will be in 4.2
>
> As for the button 4, well, I'm sorry, this is for wheelmouse. All I can
> say is to limit the number of buttons to 3 in XF86Config (I'm fairly
> sure you get trouble with other apps with your current setting, don't
> you?)
>
> Cheers,
> Olivier;
>
> On Wed, 2004-03-17 at 23:10, Thomas Kranz wrote:
> > Ok, I've read a lot and does not find solutions for following wishes:
> >
> > keybindings:
> >
> > Show Menu List (in xfce3 Alt-F2 does it)
> > Show Window List (xfce3 ctrl-ESC)
> >
> > Hide/Show All Windows (shortcut to the showdesktop function)
> >
> > Why is the mousebinding to button 4 on the desktop
> > by default (this happens with my fresh xfce4) switching to previous
> > desktop ? Is this freedesktop specified or how can I change this to lower
> > the active window ? I guess it is for wheel mouse users but I don't work
> > with it. I use a trackball with 4 buttons. Is modifying with "xmodmap -e
> > pointer" to switch the buttons and function a solution, I don't think so.
> >
> > and ofcourse already posted: all other possible functions that can be
> > done by keythemerc and xfwm4rc btw - there're some fonts in gtk2 really
> > ugly (blurry) - how to disable this (ugly truetype aliasing) ? Can I
> > disable this in gtk2 or is it a configuration error by me?
> >
> > thanks for your patience,
> > I'm asking a lot about this but in fact I enjoy the xfce4 (just little
> > things I wish to have changed). So I'm impressed of the work done with
> > xfce4. I'm not the one who always grouses, sometimes ;-)
> >
> > Thomas
> >
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