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I don't mind listening to my typing, I do get concerns... what I can't think of, is how I would use it, can you please share more examples of your day to day us
by desireco42 4y ago
I don't mind listening to my typing, I do get concerns... what I can't think of, is how I would use it, can you please share more examples of your day to day usage, as current day... I really don't need that as much.
Thanks
- federicoterzi 4y agoThe Espanso Hub is great if you need some inspiration :) https://hub.espanso.org/ https://hub.espanso.org/
- arabello 4y agoMy simple uses cases: - Write repetitive stuff across any application, eg. my email is pretty long, so I expand it with a short ':e' trigger) - Expand boring code, eg. functional programming functions to snap into pipelines - Drop emojis here and there (https://hub.espanso.org/all-emojis) - Write accented letters not available on the keyboard (I use a US keyboard, but I need to write Italian on a daily basis) - Drop lorem ipsum paragraphs With some setup, the config is synced between my personal and work Macbooks. I think I will also use it for email templating soon.
- kiike 4y agoRe: accented letters I have been using the US international keyboard both at home and at work. It is a blessing so that I don't have to change keyboard layouts when changing languages, since it provides grave and acute accents (e.g. for French), the double s German letter and umlauts, euro symbol, etc. and also plays nice with programming languages and UNIX shell: for instance, quick access to slash, curly and square brackets with the same modifier key, backticks without modifier keys. Another advantage is that the layout is the same as the US keyboard you are already used to, just that some keys have new effects.