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I use autohotkey (http://ahkscript.org http://ahkscript.org). It can launch applications and resize and reposition windows.
by jimu 11y ago
I use autohotkey (http://ahkscript.org http://ahkscript.org). It can launch applications and resize and reposition windows.
- jimu 11y ago; Autohotkey script ; This script binds <Windows+j> to function putty_open, which ; opens two ssh windows and moves them to the hardcoded ; coordinates below. ; ; "TASKS1" and "STUFF" are both putty profile names and ; window titles. #j:: putty_open() putty_open() { run c:\bin\putty -load TASKS1 run c:\bin\putty -load STUFF WinMove TASKS1,,0,0 WinMove STUFF,,0,612 WinActivate TASKS1 WinActivate STUFF }
- mk4p 11y agoAwesome. Thanks, @jimu -- I'll try this.
- stevekemp 11y agoYes, and for linux you can do somethign similar with startup-scripts. I'd then use something like devilspie, kpie, or similar, to move the windows to known-good positions/virtual-screens/etc.