Does Xubuntu support Ubuntu's Alt+F2 command?

command-line xubuntu 20.04 xfce xkill

On normal Ubuntu Alt+F2 lets you enter a command that will execute as if ran in a terminal. This is most commonly used when your computer is not running properly and you need to xkill. Does Xubuntu support this by default? If not, how can it be enabled?


yes it supports by default press Alt+F2 and Application Finder will appear, then type xkill

If it didn't work you need to add the shortcut: go to Settings > Keyboard > Application Shortcuts > Add in the command box type: xfrun4 and then choose your shortcut.

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