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I heavily use AHK to make my Windows 10 an enjoyable and keyboard focused environment. Between AHK and an hardware keyboard with full keyboard macro's, I have W
by leejoramo 6y ago
I heavily use AHK to make my Windows 10 an enjoyable and keyboard focused environment. Between AHK and an hardware keyboard with full keyboard macro's, I have Windows working with my Macintosh inspired keyboard bindings.
Of course on the Mac, I heavily use Keyboard Maestro and LaunchBar so I am really implementing my own keyboard centric UI
- acqq 6y ago> hardware keyboard with full keyboard macros Do you use one? Which? I used one, very convenient, in eighties(!) and haven't seen something comparable since. The functionality I had then that I liked was: any key could be programmed to really anything else (except the special "macro" key) -- another key or another sequence of the keys, and I regularly did some action once, recording it with just one "start recording" and one "stop and assign to.." action and after that just "playing" it when needed. It was a huge time / nerves saver at these times, especially because it was fully independent of the programs and even of which OS I've used (I've had to switch between two even then).
- smabie 6y agoI'm not the parent, but I use the Kinesis Advantage and it supports macros. Basically you can rebind any key to any other and also bind any key to a sequence of other keys. I think you can also change the timing of each key press, but I've never used that feature.