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What don't you like about iTerm's show/hide function?
Hotkey windows do not show up in cmd+tab switcher. It's annoying if you activate the hotkey with cmd+space, press cmd+tab to go to previous window, and instinctively press cmd+tab hoping to get back to the terminal window. But that doesn't happen.
I'll be that guy on this thread that points out Hammerspoon. It's an OS X automation tool that replaces pretty much every OS X 'tweak' style application out there. http://www.hammerspoon.org/go/#simplemenubar I think it's the best of these type of projects, and would love to see more people using it / developing and sharing scripts.
I'll be that guy on this thread that points out Hammerspoon. It's an OS X automation tool that replaces pretty much every OS X 'tweak' style application out there. http://www.hammerspoon.org/go/#simplemenubar I think it's the best of these type of projects, and would love to see more people using it / developing and sharing scripts.
One thing i couldn't replicate yet in hammerspoon (among other things) is clicking: https://wiki.keyboardmaestro.com/action/Find_Image_on_Screen incredibly useful
Is there anything similar for Linux? Closest I can find is https://github.com/abgoyal/ShellToolsApplet
My absolute favorite part of this is exposing controls as a localhost tcp listener, making it easy to control from any tool.
But hey, security schemurity.
I'll be that guy on this thread that points out Hammerspoon. It's an OS X automation tool that replaces pretty much every OS X 'tweak' style application out there. http://www.hammerspoon.org/go/#simplemenubar I think it's the best of these type of projects, and would love to see more people using it / developing and sharing scripts.
And I will be that guy on this thread pointing out Keyboard Maestro ; https://www.keyboardmaestro.com/main/ One thing i couldn't replicate yet in hammerspoon (among other things) is clicking: https://wiki.keyboardmaestro.com/action/Find_Image_on_Screen incredibly useful
My absolute favorite part of this is exposing controls as a localhost tcp listener, making it easy to control from any tool.
And -- incidentally -- any other computer on your network. But hey, security schemurity.
I'll be that guy on this thread that points out Hammerspoon. It's an OS X automation tool that replaces pretty much every OS X 'tweak' style application out there. http://www.hammerspoon.org/go/#simplemenubar I think it's the best of these type of projects, and would love to see more people using it / developing and sharing scripts.
Looks really interesting, thanks. Does anyone know if there is anything similar to Hammerspoon out there?
Did you forget to include some extra constraint? As written, it looks like the answer to your question is "Yes, Hammerspoon."