If anyone knows of a Wayland equivalent I will be grateful.
This feature is considered harmful. First find a compositor & app combo that agree on protocol for this feature. Then proceed to wait until the protocol gets standardized and adopted by other compositors, or wait until the end times, whichever comes first.
haha yes that's what I expected :)
I know someone who absolutely loves AutoKey and will switch DEs to anything still using X11, just for this app. If I can save them the disruption that'd be nice.
I was a big autohotkey user on windows. I now use a bunch of bash scripts, aliases, and hot keys, and a couple of one off tools to do the same things. Embrace bash imo.
From what I played around with it a few years back, iirc AutoHotKey scripts can be converted to AutoKey. However, AHK uses its own scripting language, and AutoKey uses Python.
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