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I have set a shortcut to hide all the windows with Ctrl + Alt + D.

But now I would like to set one that hides all except the currently active window. Is that possible?

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    Hey, see this in AskUbuntu.
    – stderr
    Commented Mar 15, 2014 at 0:12

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In Windows 7 this is possible with the Windows Key + Home or by clicking and holding the title bar of the active application and "shaking" it (known as Aero Shake). As Sunstreaker pointed out, dv3500ea on AskUbunutu has a wonderful, albeit long, set of instructions to do so in Ubuntu here.

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