Credits go to Shendisx for making this Qtile setup.
X11 and Wayland session
Most of the key combinations require the use of the mod key which in our case is the Windows key (referenced as SUPER), you can change it on the config file.
Some of them might make use of mod1 (ALT key).
| Description |
Key |
| Open terminal |
Super + ReturnSuperReturn
|
| Open Rofi (Program launcher) |
Alt + SpaceAltSpace
|
| Open file manager (Thunar) |
Super + ESuperE
|
| Kill focused window |
Super + QSuperQ
|
| Description |
Key |
| Go to workspace (1-9) |
Super + 1Super1
through
Super + 9Super9
|
| Description |
Key |
| Move focus left |
Super + HSuperH
|
| Move focus right |
Super + LSuperL
|
| Move focus down |
Super + JSuperJ
|
| Move focus up |
Super + KSuperK
|
| Move windows between columns or up/down in stack |
Super + SpaceSuperSpace
|
| Description |
Key |
| Move focused window left |
Super + Shift + HSuperShiftH
|
| Move focused window right |
Super + Shift + LSuperShiftL
|
| Move focused window down |
Super + Shift + JSuperShiftJ
|
| Move focused window up |
Super + Shift + KSuperShiftK
|
| Toggle fullscreen |
Super + FSuperF
|
| Toggle floating |
Super + VSuperV
|
| Stick window (follow between workspaces) |
Super + SSuperS
|
| Description |
Key |
| Grow focused window left |
Super + Control + HSuperControlH
|
| Grow focused window right |
Super + Control + LSuperControlL
|
| Grow focused window down |
Super + Control + JSuperControlJ
|
| Grow focused window up |
Super + Control + KSuperControlK
|
| Reset all window sizes to original |
Super + NSuperN
|
| Description |
Key |
| Toggle between split and unsplit sides of stack |
Super + Shift + ReturnSuperShiftReturn
|
| Toggle between layouts |
Super + TabSuperTab
|
| Description |
Key |
| Drag floating window |
Super + Left_ClickSuperLeft_Click
|
| Resize floating window |
Super + Right_ClickSuperRight_Click
|
| Bring window to front |
Super + Scroll_Wheel_ButtonSuperScroll_Wheel_Button
|
| Description |
Key |
| Execute Flameshot (screenshot utility) |
PrintPrint
|
| Capture full-screen screenshot (saved in ~/Pictures) |
Control + PrintControlPrint
|
| Description |
Key |
| Reload Qtile configuration |
Super + Control + RSuperControlR
|
| Exit Qtile (end X session) |
Super + Control + QSuperControlQ
|
- This is sometimes due to the Qtile volume widget not being able to detect your default Output Device. You can take a look in the wiki for more information.
- Yes, it’s located in
scripts/ from Qtile folder.
- It does, for example if you scroll on the tiny dots which are your workspaces (Active,Inactive,Empty etc) you’ll switch to the Left or Right or even click in one of them.
- Another example is the layout (columns by default), clicking on it allows you to switch between the available layouts
- CPU and RAM usage by clicking it’s going to open Btop (TUI System Monitor)
- Increase/Lower/Mute/ by interacting on the volume widget
For more information about Qtile, please check out their wiki.