I already know how to put an already running process into background from command line but I was curious if there would be any chance to put a running GUI process into background using configurable HotKey.
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The shortcut key Super+h will place your focused program in the background. It will actually hide or minimize the window, so move it out of sight.
You can change that shortcut key in "Settings" - "Keyboard", "View and Customize Shortcuts", section "Windows".
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For sure you can change that shortcut in the Settings. Added the information. – vanadium Jun 09 '22 at 16:06
ctrl zand then make it run in the background withbg. If you wish you can make a hotkey forbgor for both operations. – sudodus Jun 08 '22 at 13:31