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Also coming to Windows from an i3 background, I've set up a custom autohotkey script that handles a lot of window management stuff for me on windows 10. F1 - R
by clircle 7y ago
Also coming to Windows from an i3 background, I've set up a custom autohotkey script that handles a lot of window management stuff for me on windows 10.
F1 - Run or switch to Outlook
F2 - Run or switch to Firefox
F3 - Run or switch to Emacs
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F9 - Cycle windows in app
F10 - previous window (alt+tab)
F11 - maximize / restore
F12 - Kill window
It's not tiling, but it's a potent workflow.
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- asdfman123 7y agoMan, that saves me from so much alt-tabbing. I was using a custom AutoHotKey script to move between all sorts of Visual Studio solutions and manually opening email/chat/chrome/whatever else.