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I meant for example, if I hit Meta+o then I could press any single key after that.. i.e. 't' for terminal, 'f' for file manager, 'b' for browser. KDE doesn't s
by deafpolygon 4y ago
I meant for example, if I hit Meta+o then I could press any single key after that.. i.e. 't' for terminal, 'f' for file manager, 'b' for browser. KDE doesn't support that, as far as I know.. nothing built in, anyways.
- I_complete_me 4y agoTrue nothing fully built in. With jumpapp installed though and adding Custom Shortcuts, I have the following: Alt B --> Browser (eg Firefox) Alt K --> Konsole Alt T --> Thunderbird Alt Z --> zim Alt D --> doom jumpapp will open the app if it is not open and switch to it if it is open. It's way to handy to forgo IMHO. But jumpapp is a dependency, true.