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I am using the 'Workspace Matrix' GNOME Shell extension on Ubuntu 20.04 to work with 4 (2x2) workspaces. But to switch them, I have to first type Win+w, then use the arrow keys.

Is there a way to skip the Win+w step, i.e. switch workspaces say using Win+Ctrl+Arrow keys? This was possible with 'Workspace Grid' in Ubuntu 18.04.

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  • Only one question is allowed per question. Please don't ask multiple questions, otherwise it would be closed with the reason "needs focus". I have removed the second unrelated question, but I believe this should address that issue: https://askubuntu.com/q/970241/480481 – pomsky Apr 29 '20 at 13:41

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You can change the keybindings with dconf-editor.

Install:

sudo apt install dconf-editor

Run dconf-editor and go to /org/gnome/desktop/wm/keybindings/

Search "switch" and change the settings to your needs:

dconf-editor switch workspace keybindings

E.g.:

['<Super><Control>Right']
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