Ubuntu with Gnome: move and resize windows easily
On Ubuntu I always had a hard time resizing windows as window borders are so thin that they are hard to grab.
Using the mouse
My solution for Ubuntu Mate was to resize windows with ALT + right mouse and move them with ALT + left mouse.
Ubuntu with Gnome Shell (Ubuntu 20.04) uses different shortcuts. You have to use the super key (windows key) with mouse-wheel-click to resize.
If this feels awkward to you, you can change this using the Tweaks application:
- select Windows > Window Action Key > Alt
- enable Windows > Resize with Secondary-Click
Keyboard shortcuts
There are also some keyboard shortcuts to move and resize windows:
Super + Left/Right: Resize the window to the full height and half width of the screen and move it to the left/right border.Super + Shift + Left/Right: Move the window one screen to the left/rightSuper + Up: Maximize the windowSuper + Down: Unmaximize the window
You can customize those keybindings in the "regular" Gnome settings application.
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