/tech/ - Technology★

>>843566 (OP)

I'm imagining a spiral bound book where each page is laminated and has a keyboard printed on it. It could come with pages for keybindings for popular programs, and then templates to make your own. Keep it as a desk reference.

>>843569

Yes I guess I could print a empty keyboard and color in/write on it. A bit low tech but it could be good,

Why don't you just comment out all the keys in the config you won't use? Is it really that hard to keep track of keys for i3? All you really need for basic usage is:

>open dmenu

>close window

>switch workspaces

>navigate windows

>move windows

>reload/exit i3 (just in case)

Once you are comfortable, you can enable different window types, open terminal, toggle floating, shortcuts for macros, and the like.

>>843566 (OP)

Don’t use so many key bindings. Go with defaults when possible. Keep customizations to a minimum. Don’t waste time on nonsense and just use your computer.

I honestly wish everything had this feature.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Ti_44pQ1Fk

>>843566 (OP)

Have a different keyboard for different lists

Put stickers on them

>>843947

Good point. You could plug in 7 or 8 labeled keyboards and then you don't have to cross reference.

I can't believe no one wrote a software for centralized input config management in all these years.

You can start yourself by making a script that fetches all software input configs and arranges them in 3-dimensional array table for cross-referencing. Then you put a visualization on top of that and a GUI.