What are the hotkeys for switching the current window between maximized, normal, and minimized states? If some of these don't exist, can I set them somewhere?
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To minimise Alt+Space,N
To maximise Alt+Space,X
Depending on your internationalization settings the key to press after Alt+Space will be different (e.g. U to minimize with french settings).
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For Ubuntu 11.10 and earlier:
Alt+ F10 : Maximize the current window. If the window is already maximized, unmaximize it(normal).
Alt+ F9 : Minimize the current window.
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If the defaults don't suit you, you can set new shortcuts by opening the Dash and searching for the app "Keyboard Shortcuts."
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For Ubuntu 12 Unity:
Maximize: Ctrl+Super+↑
Restore: Ctrl+Super+↓
Minimize: Ctrl+Alt+0
Bottom-Left Corner: Ctrl+Alt+1
Bottom: Ctrl+Alt+2
Bottom-Right Corner: Ctrl+Alt+3
Maximize or Center: Ctrl+Alt+5
Top-Left Corner: Ctrl+Alt+7
Top: Ctrl+Alt+8
Top-Right Corner: Ctrl+Alt+9
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On Ubuntu you can find your shortcuts in System Settings -> Keyboard -> Shortcuts. As well, you can show some shortcuts by holding the Super (Start) key.
In Ubuntu 15.10, it works with ctrl + alt + 0 (on the numberpad).
However, I prefer to use ctrl + super + arrow down key.
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Strangely enough,
in my Ubuntu 14.04 using KDE it's Alt + Middle Mouse Button.
Found in: Start->Computer->System settings->Window actions->Window behaviour
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