Inspired by vi like editor keybindings, these autokey scripts have more or less saved my life, YMMV!
With right shift/hyper as modifier, can be combined with other modifiers:
| From | To |
|---|---|
| h/j/k/l | arrow keys |
| w/b | word forward/back |
| a/e | home/end |
| p/; | page up/down |
| From | To |
|---|---|
| s/c/v/x/z/t/i | send with ctrl |
| m | return |
| f/d | delete/backspace |
| space | tab |
| From | To |
|---|---|
| ctrl+space | escape |
| y | ctrl+w (close tab) |
| u/o | ctrl+shift+[/] (switch tab) |
| g | ctrl+l (focus address bar) |
| From | To |
|---|---|
| "+left_shift | double quote wrap selection |
| q+left_shift | single quote |
| q | single quote wrap selection |
| i | ./ |
| i+left_shift | ../ |
| ` | ~/ |
The scripts use hyper as modifier, do something like this to add the mapping:
xmodmap -e "remove shift = Shift_R" &&
xmodmap -e "keysym Shift_R = Hyper_R"Install autokey, then:
clone https://github.com/tom-power/right-shift-vi-like-autokey &&
cd ./right-shift-vi-like-autokey &&
./install.shreview in autokey -> Show main window
run setxkbmap -option ctrl:nocaps before xmodmap to map capslock to control