Clavier+
Clavier+ allows you to create global keyboard shortcuts for launching applications, opening folders, writing text and opening websites.
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Features
Properties
- Lightweight
Features
- Keyboard Shortcuts
- Portable
- Key Mapping
- Ad-free
- Works Offline
- Application Launchers
- Text Expansion
- Task Automation
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I’m struggling to find a Linux equivalent to this brilliant tool. I mean, there are plenty of services that can probably do the job, but none that are quite as easy to use. I’m still a complete beginner when it comes to Linux Mint.
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What is Clavier+?
Clavier+ allows you to create global keyboard shortcuts for launching applications, opening folders, writing text and opening websites.
Features
Create global shortcuts, available in all programs Fast program launching Fast text writing with a single keystroke Small and fast program: only one EXE of less than 100 Kb, no data in the Registry, setup program not required
Clavier+ information
Developed by
Guillaume Ryder Licensing
Open Source (GPL-3.0) and Free product.Written in
Rating
Average rating of 4.2Alternatives
58 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
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OS & Utilities, Office & Productivity, System & HardwareGitHub repository
- 399 Stars
- 23 Forks
- 7 Open Issues
- Updated
Comments and Reviews
I use this little software for 4 years already ! The only problem is the lack of updates…I have not seen the slightest update from the time i started using this free app.
But we can use special functions, like paramters (ex: for simulate pressing a mouse button, [{MouseButton,M}] ), launch software, use the "Caps Lock" "pad lock" and "defil. lock" for using the same binding with other shortcuts.
And the parameters are listed in the software (i think of creating a little guide someday, but you can use the original FAQ on the website too).
Well, at last is a good software with many resources, and i haven't find another like it for now, not free in any case.
It is a shame that the development seem to be stopped. Try it if you want a good program to run quickly files, me I can no longer do without!
I’m struggling to find a Linux equivalent to this brilliant tool. I mean, there are plenty of services that can probably do the job, but none that are quite as easy to use. I’m still a complete beginner when it comes to Linux Mint.
Shows 9 hotkeys by default as an example. This program may be a good way to alternate your hotkeys/shortcuts in a jiffy. For something more thorough, you might try
HotKeyz