Len Trigg

While I normally use overlay, I am testing with child frame. The position of the mouse makes no difference to me, this still does not work.

I have done this a couple of times by mistake too. I sshed to the machine from my phone and did kill -9 on the process.

Is there a recommended way to start xkeysnail automatically when logging in? (I presume it may involve editing sudoers file to allow xkeysnail access to run as root)

Here's the hacky method that I'm currently using, which seems to work to start xkeysnail when I log in. First one off configuration to allow starting xkeysnail via sudo without...

See https://github.com/mooz/xkeysnail/issues/64#issuecomment-600380800 for how to run xkeysnail without sudo (so you can just put it in your regular startup scripts, and also allows the `launch` functionality to work as expected...

Nice! I run slack in the browser for this reason (it's a shame the browser version doesn't support multiple workspaces like the app does), so may give this a go.

According to the example config, there is a 'launch' command, so you can do something like this: ``` define_keymap(None, { K("print"): launch(["gnome-screenshot", "--interactive"]), K("Super-p"): launch(["gnome-screenshot", "--interactive"]), }, "Global shortcuts") ```...

I played with `runuser`, but it's difficult to get environment variables passed through (e.g. I need variables to disable client-side decorations etc). Instead, I've set up udev rules so that...

You could have your global key binding either call either your own python function or `launch` an external script, which might for example use `wmctrl` to find and activate the...

BTW, I haven't tried using global keymap conditions that use device name - it seems to me that some calls to `on_key` don't directly originate from `on_event` and wouldn't have...