Use the same commands, replacing set with reset and leaving out the argument (e.g. You can change the scope of the application switcher from all workspaces to current workspace only with the command: -switcher current-workspace-only true You can change the scope of the window switcher from current workspace only to all workspaces with the command: gsettings set -switcher current-workspace-only false Look for Switch applications and Switch windows. Keybindings for the application switcher and the window switchers can be set in Keyboard Shortcuts under "Settings", section "Navigation". The window switcher by default switches through applications on the current desktop only. The application switcher by default switches through applications on all desktops. Ubuntu currently binds the traditional window switcher to the former, and the application switcher to the latter. It is bound to both Alt+ Tab and Super+ Tab. In default Gnome Shell, only the application switcher is used. The window switcher is more traditional and shows the individual open windows. With Alt+ Key_above_Tab, you can then select a window and bring only that to the front.
However, if you wait a little while an application with multiple windows is selected, a pane will appear showing individual windows. Selecting an application brings all windows to the foreground. The application switcher switches between applications.
In Gnome Desktop, which is used on the standard Ubuntu desktop, there is an application switcher and windows switcher. The application switcher and the window switcher
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