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kde-which-key

Query kde shortcuts. Inspired by which-key in emacs.

AI-generated and unreviewed.

Installation

pipx install kde-which-key

Usage

kde-which shows a popup for filtering keys. You can use ? to fuzzy search for keybindings.

Related tools

You may also like my tool kde-shortcuts which can add and remove shortcuts.

About

I am @readwithai. I make tools for reading and agency with and without AI and Obsidian. I also produce a stream of small tools like this as part of my work. If this tool sounds interesting you might like to follow me on github.

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