The display key cycles the workspace layout
The display key, XF86Display, cycles the workspace layout, the same action as Super+L. A change merged into quattro binds it. On a Zenbook A16 that key is fn+F7, and a laptop whose display key sends Super+P keeps toggling pseudo-tiling.
The display key, XF86Display, cycles the workspace layout, the same action as Super+L. On laptops such as the ASUS Zenbook A16 that key is fn+F7. A change merged into quattro binds it. A laptop whose display key sends Super+P keeps toggling pseudo-tiling.