I’m currently using Fedora 41 with Wayland and I want to create a keyboard shortcut for having the currently focused window “Always on Top”. I have searched in Ubuntu forums and other Linux related forums, but their approaches only work on X11 and are a bit dated so the packages are not available. I wanted to know if somebody has found a way to get this working.
A shortcut I do not know how to set. However I saw that if you click on the windows title of a gnome app, you can choose the option always on top.
On which kind of app windows you try to do that?
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.wm.keybindings \
always-on-top "['<Control><Super>t']"
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Yep. I’m sorry for answering late. This worked as intended.
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