Well, they mean with one keypress or at least fairly quickly. Like, I don’t know, maybe you keep in your working memory which windows you had used and then can just hit Alt+Tab+Tab+Tab without looking.
But yeah, as soon as you have to look at the individual windows while switching, it’s gonna take longer and particularly also kind of take you out of your current task.
I just use an alt+tab, uh… skin(?) that is a list of all of my open windows in the middle of the screen. Alt+tab scrolls through them, and as each one is highlighted, it’s brought to the front of the screen.
This is simply untrue in KDE. Can’t speak for Windows or other DEs.
Well, they mean with one keypress or at least fairly quickly. Like, I don’t know, maybe you keep in your working memory which windows you had used and then can just hit Alt+Tab+Tab+Tab without looking.
But yeah, as soon as you have to look at the individual windows while switching, it’s gonna take longer and particularly also kind of take you out of your current task.
I just use an alt+tab, uh… skin(?) that is a list of all of my open windows in the middle of the screen. Alt+tab scrolls through them, and as each one is highlighted, it’s brought to the front of the screen.