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Just let me replace win+e without ahk or registry editing.
by desindol 4y ago
Just let me replace win+e without ahk or registry editing.
- tveyben 4y agoTotal commander is linkes to Win+1 for me, no need for Win+E! Win+2 is for Notepad++ Those two are my most used shortcuts on Windows. Must give double commander a test run on Linux (and see if that’s better than TotalCommander in Wine). TCM shortcuts are so second nature that I can’t imagine anything else (never found a good solution did OSX) I am too old to call it by it’s new name MacOS, I also call the command key for the Apple key ;-)
- yardshop 4y agoTo expand on what tveyben mentioned, the first 10 items in your Windows task bar can be opened by pressing Win+1 through Win+0. If you pin items there, they will always have that keyboard shortcut. Even so, as much as I prefer using alternate file managers, I still like having Win+E for regular old Explorer.