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For anyone who wants to make this in Windows, just script it with AutoHotKey. I have shortcut keys that send me to all of my most-used programs. For example, w

by edanm 15y ago

For anyone who wants to make this in Windows, just script it with AutoHotKey. I have shortcut keys that send me to all of my most-used programs. For example, winkey+y moves me to chrome (if there are many open, it will cycle through them). winkey+s to Sublime Text, winkey+t to Total Commander, winkey+b to vim. They're incredibly easy to write, and adding a refresh into it is child's play (just add a ctrl+r after moving to the window in the script).

TeMPOraL 15y ago
To see the power of AutoHotkey, look at this: http://www.autohotkey.net/~joten/bug.n.html http://www.autohotkey.net/~joten/bug.n.html A guy made DWM (a keyboard-operated tiling window manager[1]) for Windows using AutoHotkey scripts. And I have to tell, after testing it for some time, it is amazing (and tiling WMs are amazing in general). [1] - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiling_window_manager http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiling_window_manager