2y ago

This the big leagues kid

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The highest honor is giving the program a keybind
- Having on taskbar already give it a keybind on most cases, i quickly open my "work" apps with super + (3..5)
  
  My equivalent of autorun is just me pressing Super + 3,4,5,6
- Super+F -> Firefox
  Super+R -> Terminal
  Super+E -> File Manager
  Super+X -> Note-taking program
  
  Holy shit why did I never do this before.
  I tried Linux and all the keybinding was a lot of fun, I gotta do it more with windows. I built my own specialized keyboard for inputting chords when I'm writing lyric sheets and I set CTRL+Tab as the keybind to switch between that and QWERTY.
  
  T is terminal for me, R would be to just run a single command in my top bar or something
- That's spoiling at that point
- Task manager with my mouse keybind 🤤
I pin things on the taskbar if it'll help me make an offensive word. Adobe and Microsoft app icons really help open up the Scrabble board.
This is nothing compared to echo "alias np=new_program" >> ~/.zshrc
- "map <F3> :!new_program" >> ~/.vimrc
- Wait till you hear about a direct launch hotkey in your window manager
  
  Window manager? I use tmux directly on the tty, that way there's much less that can break.
- That's just the nerd version
With a 4k monitor and small icons you can fit tons on your taskbar. It's how I roll and it's no honor. I don't pin games there though, that's what steam is for. Steam isn't even on my taskbar, it's in the system tray/active notification spot in the corner.
- The first ten are still somewhat more important since you can access them via Win+1, Win+2 and so on.
- you have to launch it in order for it to appear there tho
  
  Bold of you to assume that Steam isn't one of the select few softwares that I actually allow to run on startup
  (Personally I still pinned it though because that way, its icon is always in the same place in my taskbar)
shell:startup if it's particularly useful.
Terminal
Keep in dock

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