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workspace switcher

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johnsmith2020
johnsmith2020
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Hi, I am very new to Linux and very much windows savvy. I found Linux a bit difficult but when I use centos I am very much interested in Linux. Just want some basic information. There are work spaces in Linux, I can switch them by using mouse but is there any keyboard shortcut to switch in between then?
I use Ctrl +Alt + arrow keys but it is not working. I check those settings in System --> Preferences -- Keyboard and Keyboard Shortcuts. Those are set correctly, but only Ctrl + Alt + Up and Ctrl + Alt + Down works properly. Ctrl + Alt + Left and Ctrl + Alt + Right are not working properly when I tried to switch to left and right workspace respectively. Is it any kind of bug?

Pls help!!!

Thanks in advance!!!

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BobJam
BobJam
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@johnsmith2020,

Try the Ubuntu forums here. They are VERY ACTIVE, EXCELLENT, and I'd be surprised if you didn't get a precise answer in 24 hours or sooner.

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