guake Guake in alt-tab menu

Is there a way for add Guake in Alt-Tab Menu, without show it in the panel?

I'm using Mint 17.3 Cinnamon

Jun 16 '16 15:06 ghost

guake and alt-tab are not friendly. Wait for gtk3 port

Jun 17 '16 15:06 gsemet

This used to work for me in version 0.4.4 on Ubuntu 14.04 (I believe there was an option to show the icon on the launchbar or something that did the trick). I've upgraded to 0.8.10 and miss this functionality although the tradeoff is worth the upgrade.

Jul 07 '17 15:07 wranvaud

Is this still on the Guake roadmap?

Sep 01 '17 08:09 JackMedley

Is this still on the Guake roadmap? + 1

Oct 21 '17 22:10 yassernasc

to track these request, I suggest to vote on Feathub.

Oct 22 '17 08:10 gsemet

If you want this feature, please vote on FeatHub

Jan 11 '18 13:01 gsemet

I followed the instructions in this comment to add Guake to the Alt-Tab Menu. Works like a charm.

Sep 03 '18 20:09 felipeespic

A workaround is to set a shortcut (e.g. Ctrl+F12) to the "Show and focus Guake window" action, in Guake Preferences > Keyboard shortcuts > General menu. Activating the shortcut will focus the Guake window.

Jul 16 '20 10:07 SergiyKolesnikov

@SergiyKolesnikov I have two monitors and Guake is on one of them constantly. So when I use this shortcut, Guake window is moved to my main screen which is not desirable :disappointed:

edit: My bad, didn't know I can choose display.

Sep 16 '20 06:09 fatemonk

ubuntu22.04 guake 3.8.5 use alt+tab OK sudo and vim /usr/share/guake/guake.glade

48     <property name="skip_taskbar_hint">True</property>
--->
48     <property name="skip_taskbar_hint">False</property>

and restart pc

Aug 16 '23 14:08 talengu

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