Totally agreed. I'd go as far as saying AHK is one of the few tools on Windows that I really miss when on a Linux system. It's that good and I don't even know

Totally agreed. I'd go as far as saying AHK is one of the few tools on Windows that I really miss when on a Linux system. It's that good and I don't even know it too well, I just hack things together as needed. Bash is great and all but AHK does so many useful GUI things. Thanks for the link on bug.n. I use i3 on my Linux laptop and for day to day usage I do prefer a tiled window manager of some sort. My Windows box is my main workstation so having some type of proper tiled wm would be really nice. Currently I use dexpot (virtual workspaces), AHK (global hotkeys), keypirinha (fuzzy find app launcher) and the built in Win 10 window split shortcuts to get as close as I can to an i3 set up.