You don't need it nearly as much. Most of the things I used to use AutoHotKey for on Windows are better dealt with by changing a config file somewhere. For the

You don't need it nearly as much. Most of the things I used to use AutoHotKey for on Windows are better dealt with by changing a config file somewhere. For the odd case where GUI automation is really needed, you have xdotool, which is not nearly as nice as AutoHotKey, but does the job. In short, I was a heavy user on Windows but don't miss it at all on Linux.