The highest honor is giving the program a keybind
80 0 ReplyHaving on taskbar already give it a keybind on most cases, i quickly open my "work" apps with super + (3..5)
20 0 ReplySuper+F -> Firefox
Super+R -> Terminal
Super+E -> File Manager
Super+X -> Note-taking program9 0 ReplyHoly 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.
4 0 ReplyT is terminal for me, R would be to just run a single command in my top bar or something
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That's spoiling at that point
7 0 ReplyTask manager with my mouse keybind 🤤
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This is nothing compared to echo "alias np=new_program" >> ~/.zshrc
27 0 Reply"map <F3> :!new_program" >> ~/.vimrc
11 0 ReplyWait till you hear about a direct launch hotkey in your window manager
8 0 ReplyWindow manager? I use tmux directly on the tty, that way there's much less that can break.
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That's just the nerd version
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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.
10 0 ReplyThat truly is the highest honor, especially if it's allowed to start up with the computer
11 0 ReplyThe first ten are still somewhat more important since you can access them via
Win+1
,Win+2
and so on.7 0 Replyyou have to launch it in order for it to appear there tho
2 0 ReplyBold 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)
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shell:startup if it's particularly useful.
7 0 ReplyTerminal
6 0 ReplyKeep in dock
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