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xbindkeysLinux vs PowerToysWindows

xbindkeys como alternativa Linux ao PowerToys

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xbindkeys is a solid, lightweight tool for binding keys and mouse buttons to commands, making it a good replacement for PowerToys’ keyboard‑remapping features. It is ideal for users who only need custom shortcuts and simple scripts. However, it does not cover window snapping, screenshot tools, clipboard history, text expansion, or file‑manager previews, so it is not a full PowerToys substitute.

Cobertura de recursos30%
Licença
GPL-2.0
Preço
Grátis
Versão mais recente
1.8.7
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O que funciona igual

  • Both allow custom key bindings
  • Both are free and open‑source
  • Both run on Linux (xbindkeys) and Windows (PowerToys)
  • Both can trigger scripts or other programs
  • Both support modifier keys like Ctrl, Alt, Shift, Super

O que muda

  • xbindkeys lacks built‑in window snapping/tiling
  • No screenshot or annotation tools in xbindkeys
  • Clipboard history management is absent
  • No text expansion or macro engine
  • No file‑preview integration in file managers

Abrindo seus arquivos do PowerToys

PowerToys stores its settings in JSON files under %APPDATA%/Microsoft/PowerToys. xbindkeys reads a plain text configuration file (~/.xbindkeysrc). There is no direct import/export mechanism; users must manually translate desired bindings into the xbindkeysrc syntax.

Trocando o PowerToys pelo xbindkeys, passo a passo

  1. 1. Install xbindkeys from your distro’s package manager.
  2. 2. Open or create ~/.xbindkeysrc and add key‑binding entries using the syntax "<key>" "command".
  3. 3. Reload xbindkeys with "xbindkeys -p" or restart your session.
  4. 4. Test each shortcut to ensure it triggers the intended command.
  5. 5. For complex scripts, place them in ~/bin and reference them in the config.
  6. 6. Disable or uninstall PowerToys on Windows if no longer needed.
  7. faq

Principais recursos do xbindkeys

  • Vincular qualquer tecla ou botão de mouse a um comando shell
  • Simular sequências de teclas e pressionamentos
  • Suporta modificadores como Ctrl, Alt, Shift e Super
  • Configurável via um arquivo de texto simples
  • Funciona com servidores de exibição X11
  • Baixo consumo de recursos
  • Pode disparar scripts ou aplicativos instantaneamente

Como instalar o xbindkeys no Linux

Ubuntu / Mintsudo apt install xbindkeys
Debiansudo apt install xbindkeys
Fedorasudo dnf install xbindkeys
Arch / Manjarosudo pacman -S xbindkeys
openSUSEsudo zypper install xbindkeys

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