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After jumping through some hoops, I now have caps lock usable as a shortcut button. Here's some things I do with it: CAPS + 1 = Bring up Bash CAPS + 2 = Bring
by swsieber 10y ago
After jumping through some hoops, I now have caps lock usable as a shortcut button. Here's some things I do with it:
CAPS + 1 = Bring up Bash
CAPS + 2 = Bring up IntelliJ
CAPS + 3 = Bring up Chrome
CAPS + 4 = Bring up Geany
CAPS + 5 = Bring up SourceTree
CAPS + F1 = Chat software
CAPS + F2 = Email
CAPS + F = Full screen the current app (But not really fullscreen - it's like option + green button, except width too)
CAPS + W = Cycle the wifi
CAPS + V = Paste text from the clipboard by typing it in, accounting for tab indentations. This is useful for copying things from Outlook into Confluence. Stupid Confluence.
- eridius 10y agoI've always found that mapping Caps Lock to Ctrl is the most useful thing you can do with it.
- egypturnash 10y agoI like mapping it to cmd-shift-alt-ctrl. Lets you add a whole new set of hotkeys that are a pain to press otherwise.
- swsieber 10y agoThat's what I did.