Hello,
Incidentally we have just finished discussion on gnome shell accessibility where we are touched all these thinks in great details.
We have found out there appear to be no direct shortcut to the dash, however you can press super+a to go to the list of all apps found on the system.
Regarding other points Gnome is accessible all the time since I think Gnome 3.6 release.
Very little has changed if something at all and in this case I think it's good because the core of Gnome is fully accessible all the time.
Greetings
Peter
Yes, if I hit alt+f1, I can move around the grid of open windows and press enter to take me to a window. alt+f1 and super take me to the same place.
Maybe there's a different way to get to the dash. I don't know how to create a hot key to go straight to the overview panel of the dash, but that doesn't mean it can't be done.
On 10/20/2017 11:09 PM, Krishnakant wrote:
On Saturday 21 October 2017 09:11 AM, Christopher Chaltain wrote:
With Ubuntu 16.04, alt+f1 takes me to a grid of open applications. It doesn't take me to the dash. To get to the dash, I hit super and then control+alt+tab. This takes me to the overview panel of the dash where I can arrow up and down between the favorites and running applications.Ok, so when you press alt + f1 is the grid of applications accessible?
And can we set a custom (and perhaps single ) shortcut key to go to the overview panel of dash to navigate through the favorite applications?
Happy hacking.
Krishnakant.
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Christopher (CJ)
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