I have been using vimium, though it still frustrates me at times, as it is far from perfect. Thanks for the answer, I used tmux and I will continue to do so, but I don't want to use a window manager like i3.
I don't want to use a i3 or anything like that.Īpplications I would be interested in using in particular under a linux environment are things like unreal engine 4, gimp, inkscape, blender etc I will add more info as requested. I liked to keep my Desktop clear(though I would use conky with a toggle option, if I can get that working) As a result I ahve to extend my arm quite a bit to access the mouse, so it is greatly inefficient.
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I use a single tv as my monitor, and I like to sit or stand a few feet back. The system is on pre-order right now, and it will be in Best Buy after it has been. I also had guake terminal startup automatically so I can just press a single key to get my terminal and another to fullscreen it. My setup before I switched to my new machine recently was ubuntu 15.04 with unity, I liked to hide the dock and use 4 workspaces(though I would prefer more, 4 was the most I was comfortable with on the old machine) and I used keyboard to to navigate workspaces and use the dock(I liked that I could just hold the superkey and press a number) But I am a linux fan and I enjoy it as my main environment.
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I will be using windows 10 for a while, as I am interested in checking out unity5 engine. Plays old game with a emulator or shank if you can carry a x360 pad. This page is powered by a knowledgeable community that helps you make an informed decision. Braid, VVVVVV, Audiosurf, And Yet It Moves, EDGE, Gish, Jamestown, NightSky, Osmos are a couple out of my games list. 'Works with anyones workflow' is the primary reason people pick WinLaunch over the competition. The only problem is that it works in a terminal, and its shortcuts predate F1-F12 era. It provides the familiarity of interaction of a physical mouse without actually needing a real hardware mouse.As th. On Linux vim is probably the best example of mouseless editor. I can't seem to find much on this, despite how useful it would be. WinLaunch, Listary, and Everything are probably your best bets out of the 24 options considered. Mouseless is an invisible computer mouse.
I recall seeing some tool to use gui applications on linux with the keyboard, but I do not recall much else about it! Please advise how I can go mouseless(for the most part at least)
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