Keyboard Maestro 8.0

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Post by mminer » Wed, Sep 20, 2017, 3:53 AM UTC

Re: Keyboard Maestro 8.0

#2

Post by pacomerh » Wed, Sep 20, 2017, 4:24 AM UTC

This app is so good, I use it to automate project workflows in iterm2. Something like, open terminal -> create tabs -> switch folders -> run services, etc. Also, remaping keystrokes to create macros and using hjkl as arrows.

Re: Keyboard Maestro 8.0

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Post by nikivi » Wed, Sep 20, 2017, 4:45 AM UTC

This app is seriously amazing.

I recently wrote about how I use it together with Typinator to completely automate writing text :

https://medium.com/@NikitaVoloboev/write-once-never-write-ag...

There is also a video in the end where it shows all of its powers in action.

And I share all the interesting Keyboard Maestro macros I use in a list here :

https://github.com/nikitavoloboev/km-macros

Re: Keyboard Maestro 8.0

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Post by strayamaaate » Wed, Sep 20, 2017, 5:12 AM UTC

Quite surprised to see Perth, Western Australia. I was wondering if there were any developers left in my home town, the (now second) most isolated city in the world.

Kudos to the team on the release.

http://blog.id.com.au/2012/population/population-trends/is-p...

Re: Keyboard Maestro 8.0

#5

Post by brunorsini » Wed, Sep 20, 2017, 5:30 AM UTC

I absolutely love this app too.

And for the record their support is amazing, very knowledgeable and responsive.

Re: Keyboard Maestro 8.0

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Post by blunte » Wed, Sep 20, 2017, 6:36 AM UTC

I have this, and I do believe what people say about how powerful it is. However, I find the UI to be very alien and very unlike any other software I have used (especially on Mac).

Re: Keyboard Maestro 8.0

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Post by wingerlang » Wed, Sep 20, 2017, 7:02 AM UTC

blunte wrote: post #6

I have this, and I do believe what people say about how powerful it is. However, I find the UI to be very alien and very unlike any other software I have used (especially on Mac).

How so? It's essentially trying (and, IMO, succeeding) to make coding drag and droppable. While some things can be a bit difficult to get going, overall it works extremely well I think.

Re: Keyboard Maestro 8.0

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Post by dx034 » Wed, Sep 20, 2017, 7:08 AM UTC

strayamaaate wrote: post #4

Quite surprised to see Perth, Western Australia. I was wondering if there were any developers left in my home town, the (now second) most isolated city in the world. Kudos to the team on the release. http://blog.id.com.au/2012/population/population-trends/is-p...

What's the most isolated city then?

Was always curious to go to Perth. Maybe once we get the direct Perth-London flights next year. Though 18 hours on the plane isn't much fun..

Re: Keyboard Maestro 8.0

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Post by madeofpalk » Wed, Sep 20, 2017, 7:12 AM UTC

strayamaaate wrote: post #4

Quite surprised to see Perth, Western Australia. I was wondering if there were any developers left in my home town, the (now second) most isolated city in the world. Kudos to the team on the release. http://blog.id.com.au/2012/population/population-trends/is-p...

> So I checked it. Turns out, it’s false.

Re: Keyboard Maestro 8.0

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Post by Ardren » Wed, Sep 20, 2017, 7:53 AM UTC

dx034 wrote: post #8

strayamaaate wrote: post #4

Quite surprised to see Perth, Western Australia. I was wondering if there were any developers left in my home town, the (now second) most isolated city in the world. Kudos to the team on the release. http://blog.id.com.au/2012/population/population-trends/is-p...

What's the most isolated city then? Was always curious to go to Perth. Maybe once we get the direct Perth-London flights next year. Though 18 hours on the plane isn't much fun..

Apparently Honolulu being 3,673km from its nearest city.

Perth is only 2,139km from its closest city Adelaide.

Source: http://www.westcoastassist.com.au/Perth_the_second_most_isol...