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This seems like a very Windows-specific complaint, not a general desktop OS one.
by filleduchaos 8y ago
This seems like a very Windows-specific complaint, not a general desktop OS one.
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 8y agoOh? What is the Linux equivalent? I'm aware of KDE having a hotkey system but from what I recall it didn't allow you to bind keys to scripts or contextually. Maybe there's some X component I'm not aware of? That's nice, probably doesn't work in Wayland. Of course in Wayland such things would be left up to the compositor.
- filleduchaos 8y ago"Linux" isn't the only other OS either (and here doesn't quite make sense, seeing as it's a userland detail that doesn't really have anything to do with the kernel the distros share). Apart from the ability to change the keybinding dictionary for basic stuff like copying and pasting and such, Automator on macOS lets you pretty much bind anything to anything.