David Hedlund

> You can do this using a script something like this. > > ``` > keyboard.press_key("") > time.sleep(0.7) > keyboard.release_key("") > ``` > > I did not test this code,...

Steps: * In terminal: $ autokey-gtk -l * Right-click on the Autokey tray icon and select "Show Main Window", then click on Tools -> Record keyboard/mouse * Press the space...

Making a macro to a well known game for speedrun can be made to make world records. Even if using keyboard macros would be cheating the game, it would still...

> I'm not a gamer, but I have seen many high end gaming keyboards (most of which look like they're not Linux compatible) that have built-in macros and other special...

#730

Are you aware of any keyboard macro tool for GNU/Linux that is written in C or another compiled programming language that may be used for [Tool-assisted_speedrun](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tool-assisted_speedrun) (TAS) without delay?

> You should ask that over on [Gitter](https://gitter.im/autokey/autokey). We have (at least) one very active user there who is a gamer and uses AutoKey extensively with games. Thanks. It would...

#726

Thank you very much for taking my issue serious! > One of our developers will have to take a look at this, but since you appear to be doing everything...

I fully support this idea, I'm using a GNU IceCat (a Firefox ESR-based browser).