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Controlling windows using keyboard OR another option for WM

sb flag

I have Ubuntu Minimal installation with Lubuntu Desktop Environment. I want to resize windows using keyboard. Like when you press Super + Left, the currently selected window should resize and fill left half of the screen. Similar for right. I don`t know whether the lib file required to do such task is pre-installed with minimal version or not.
If it does not come with the required file, please specify the lib file and the command too (command which I need to put in the image below).
If it comes with the required file, what should be the command? enter image description here

Edit:- Another question is that I cannot directly switch to desktop. Using Alt + Tab, I can only switch between windows and not to the desktop.

Edit 2:- (Sorry, I always forget to mention the important stuff.) I run Lubuntu LXQt version 0.14.1.
Qt version 5.12.8
Build Type - Release
WM - Openbox.
Installed Ubuntu 20.04.2 LTS (Focal Fossa)
Is Openbox going to make an update for using those commands? Or is there any other WM which I can use which is better than openbox but has similar resource usage?

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cn flag
What release? What do you mean by Lubuntu minimal install? (it's not implemented yet - https://phab.lubuntu.me/T58) Keyboard shortcuts can be read in the manual (https://manual.lubuntu.me/stable/F/keyboard_shortcuts.html which is for the latest *stable* release, as I don't know your release adjust URL to match if needed)
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sb flag
Sorry, I meant to say I have minimal Ubuntu Installation with Lubuntu DE. I followed [this](https://www.linuxandubuntu.com/home/ubuntu-minimal-install) site for installation. And the manual provided above does not have the shortcut which I need for resizing windows.
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cn flag
It may help in future if you're specific, your screen is missing some shortcuts for Lubuntu so I'm unsure if you're using a LXQt session or Lubuntu session (they are different, esp. regards shortcuts). Meta-D will switch you to to the `pcmanfm-qt` or desktop, and can be used to return you back to where you were (*focal* or 20.04; you haven't mentioned release). LXQt has no resize, no maximize/minimize functions etc as those are performed by the WM which is `openbox` for Lubuntu (LXQt is WM agnostic) but given I don't know what session, or how you installed your system (not even release)....
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