scusage
scusage is a small tool to analyze your keyboard shortcut usage (hence the name -
ShortCut usage) to help you find optimal keybindings.
Currently, it only supports the i3 window manager.
Installation
$ pip install --user scusage
Usage
scusage has no parameters, you simply run it, use your window manager, and
when you want to get the results, you terminate scusage using Ctrl+C.
$ scusage
# let scusage run while you go about your daily business
# when you are done, terminate the tool with Ctrl+C
shortcut count
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------- ------------------------------
Mod4+2: workspace "2: " 7 (22%) ==============================
Mod4+3: workspace "3: " 7 (22%) ==============================
Mod4+4: workspace "4: " 5 (16%) =====================
Mod4+5: workspace "5: " 3 (9%) ============
Mod4+r: exec "rofi -modi window,drun,ssh,combi -show combi" 3 (9%) ============
Mod4+1: workspace "1: " 2 (6%) ========
Mod4+s: mark swapee; focus right; swap container with mark swapee; unmark swapee 2 (6%) ========
Mod4+8: workspace "8: " 1 (3%) ====
Mod4+9: workspace "9: " 1 (3%) ====
Mod4+0: workspace "10: " 1 (3%) ====
The idea is that this tool helps you identify which shortcuts you use most often, so that you can bind them to convenient and easy to reach key combinations.
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