Hello, after years on Windows machines I’ve finally decided to switch to linux. I’ve been using Tumbleweed (KDE Plasma) for 2 weeks now and I’m pretty happy with it, except for one small thing.
From Windows I’m used to switch between opened windows with Meta+1, Meta+2, … shortcuts. This is mostly not working in KDE for me. I assume it’s because I’m using CZ keyboard layout. I’ve located these shortcuts in settings, mapped alternative versions for my locale and it’s only working for first window (Meta+1). Default symbol for “key 1” in CZ layout is “+” and this is working. But defaults for keys 2, 3, etc. are localized symbols like ě,š,č,ř, etc. and those are not working. I press Meta+2 (Meta+ě) and nothing happens. Unfortunately I can’t use US layout as I need to communicate in my mother tongue a lot and I would miss those symbols. Is there any workaround to this or am I doing it all wrong?
I do not have a Cz keyboard, but
The way to switch between virtual screens in Plasma is with <Ctrl>+<F1>, <Ctrl>+<F2>, etc. Hold the Control Key down and use the numbered Function Keys to select the appropriate virtual screen.
@eng-int: I did not mean to switch between virtual screens (pressing Ctrl+F1/F2 indeed works). I meant windows, i.e. icons on task manager. For example I have pinned Firefox as #1, Konsole as #2, Dolphin as #3 and Lutris as #4. Now I want to press Meta+1/2/3/4 (actually Meta++/ě/š/č in my locale) to either start corresponding application or switch to it if it’s already running. And I can’t seem to figure this out 
@kurcatovium](https://forums.opensuse.org/member.php/111457-kurcatovium)
Also you might also want to look in:
System Settings > Workspace > Shortcuts
@kerijan2003: I know, it’s the same shortcut as in Windows for general window swapping, but it’s not exactly what I want. With my setup I know that when I press Meta+1, it’s always fast way to Firefox. Meta+2 would always instantly put me to Konsole. Etc. I know it’s nitpicking, but I’m really used to it and muscle memory is muscle memory…
@eng-int: That’s where I set the shortcuts. It’s just it seems it doesn’t work with CZ layout even when I set it up explicitly to work with our special characters (ěščř).