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# XBindKeys(1) configuration (window manager-agnostic keybindings; mostly multimedia keys)
#
# See [Xbindkeys][1], [Extra keyboard keys][1] and [Extra keyboard keys in Xorg][2] in the
# ArchWiki. `xbindkeys --defaults` prints a default configuration file.
#
# [1]: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Xbindkeys
# [2]: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Extra_keyboard_keys
# [3]: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Keyboard_shortcuts#Xorg
"i3-msg 'floating enable; move position 10 10; resize set 1244 1780'"
Mod4 + Control + h
"i3-msg 'floating enable; move position 1626 10; resize set 1244 1780'"
Mod4 + Control + l
"amixer -q set Master toggle"
XF86AudioMute
# These notifications are excluded from Dunst's message history based on the "application
# name" hzVgHJS3. I used `-c ephemeral` to achieve the same with `notify-send` before,
# but `dunstify` doesn't seem to allow specifying a notification category. TODO: Does
# <https://github.com/dunst-project/dunst/pull/552> mean that we can use `notify-send`
# instead of `dunstify`?
"dunstify -u low -t 2000 -a hzVgHJS3 -r 699814432 - "$(amixer set Master playback 2db- | sed -En '$s!.*\[(.*%)\].*!<small>ALSA master volume</small>\n\1!p')""
XF86AudioLowerVolume
"dunstify -u low -t 2000 -a hzVgHJS3 -r 699814432 - "$(amixer set Master playback 2db+ | sed -En '$s!.*\[(.*%)\].*!<small>ALSA master volume</small>\n\1!p')""
XF86AudioRaiseVolume
# Increase the audio volume by scrolling up while holding the Super key. With a
# TrackPoint, this is much faster and more convenient than the media keys.
"dunstify -u low -t 2000 -a hzVgHJS3 -r 699814432 - "$(amixer set Master playback 1%+ | sed -En '$s!.*\[(.*%)\].*!<small>ALSA master volume</small>\n\1!p')""
Mod4 + b:4
# Decrease the volume by scrolling down while holding the Super/Windows key.
"dunstify -u low -t 2000 -a hzVgHJS3 -r 699814432 - "$(amixer set Master playback 1%- | sed -En '$s!.*\[(.*%)\].*!<small>ALSA master volume</small>\n\1!p')""
Mod4 + b:5
""
Mod4 + b:6
""
Mod4 + b:7
"~/dotfiles/misc/keybind-scripts/backlight-brightness increment"
Mod4 + Control + b:4
"~/dotfiles/misc/keybind-scripts/backlight-brightness decrement"
Mod4 + Control + b:5
""
Mod4 + Control + b:6
""
Mod4 + Control + b:7
"mpc seek +5"
XF86Forward
"mpc seek -5"
XF86Back
"mpc next"
XF86AudioNext
"mpc next"
Mod4 + Control + period
# Like ncmpcpp.
"mpc seek 0"
Mod4 + BackSpace
"mpc toggle"
XF86AudioPlay
"mpc toggle"
Mod4 + g
"mpc prev"
XF86AudioPrev
"mpc prev"
Mod4 + Control + comma
# Take a screenshot using maim(1).
"f="$HOME/screenshots/$(date '+%Y%m%dT%H%M%S').png" bash -c 'maim -s -b 2 -c .843,.373,.373 --nokeyboard "$f" || maim "$f" && notify-send -u low "Screenshot saved to file://$f"'"
Print
# Simply using `qrencode --size=9 --margin 1 "$(xsel)" -o - | feh -` would work, but it
# makes it hard to specifically match the feh window in i3's configuration file, which I
# do to make the window float. Using mktemp with a custom template makes the feh window
# easily identifiable; see `home/config/i3/config`. TODO: use `xsel -b`?
"path=$(mktemp --tmpdir= qrencode.XXX.png) && { qrencode --size=9 --margin=1 "$(xsel -o)" -o "$path" && feh "$path"; rm "$path"; }"
Mod4 + minus
"trans -speak en: <<< "$(xsel -o)""
Mod4 + equal
# Show or create my "dropdown terminal" scratchpad.
"if [[ $(i3-msg '[instance="^scratchpad$"] scratchpad show') != '[{"success":true}]' ]]; then if screen -ls scratchpad; then exec xterm -sl 0 -name scratchpad -geometry 160x30 -e 'screen -x scratchpad'; else exec xterm -sl 0 -name scratchpad -geometry 160x30 -e 'screen -S scratchpad'; fi; fi"
Mod4 + grave
"i3-msg '[class="^firefox-esr$"] focus'"
Mod4 + f
# Switch to or start NeoMutt. The `GPG_TTY=$(tty)` variable assignment makes sure that
# the creation of the `pinentry-curses` dialog doesn't fail. This dialog is indirectly
# created by `pass` when my NeoMutt configuration invokes it to get passwords. For more
# details, search for `GPG_TTY` in `home/bashrc`.
"[[ $(i3-msg '[instance="^neomutt$" class="^XTerm$"] focus') == '[{"success":true}]' ]] || xterm -name neomutt -e 'GPG_TTY=$(tty) neomutt'"
Mod4 + m
"xterm -name 'floating xterm' -e nvim +'inoremap <C-Space> <Esc>:Snippets<CR>' +Mail +1bw +startinsert"
Mod4 + Control + m
"xterm -name 'floating xterm' -geometry 36x25 -e bash --rcfile ~/dotfiles/misc/keybind-scripts/super-i -s resize"
Mod4 + i
"if [[ $(i3-msg '[instance="^scratchpad$"] focus') == '[{"success":true}]' ]]; then screen -S scratchpad -X screen bash --rcfile ~/dotfiles/misc/keybind-scripts/super-i; else if screen -ls scratchpad; then screen -S scratchpad -X screen bash --rcfile ~/dotfiles/misc/keybind-scripts/super-i; exec xterm -sl 0 -name scratchpad -geometry 160x30 -e 'screen -x scratchpad -p 42'; else exec xterm -sl 0 -name scratchpad -geometry 160x30 -e 'screen -S scratchpad bash --rcfile ~/dotfiles/misc/keybind-scripts/super-i'; fi; fi"
Mod4 + Control + i
"if [[ $(i3-msg '[instance="^scratchpad$"] focus') == '[{"success":true}]' ]]; then screen -S scratchpad -X screen; else if screen -ls scratchpad; then exec xterm -sl 0 -name scratchpad -geometry 160x30 -e 'screen -x scratchpad -p +'; else exec xterm -sl 0 -name scratchpad -geometry 160x30 -e 'screen -S scratchpad'; fi; fi"
Mod4 + backslash
# Switch to or start Vim.
"[[ $(i3-msg '[instance="^vim$" class="^XTerm$"] focus') == '[{"success":true}]' ]] || xterm -geometry 97x69 -name vim -e vim -S"
Mod4 + v
# Start or kill ncmpcpp.
"pkill -u $USER -x ncmpcpp || xterm -name ncmpcpp -e ncmpcpp"
Mod4 + c
"xterm -name 'floating xterm' -e p"
Mod4 + Control + g
# List [desktop entry files][1] using j4-dmenu-desktop and fzf and launch the selected
# program. I used Rofi instead of fzf before, but fzf is faster and has superior fuzzy
# matching.
"~/dotfiles/misc/keybind-scripts/j4-fzf-desktop"
Mod4 + Control + semicolon
# [1]: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Desktop_entries
"xterm -name 'floating xterm' -geometry 80x8 -e ~/dotfiles/misc/keybind-scripts/fzf-command-runner"
Mod4 + semicolon
"xterm -sl 0 -name peek -geometry 97x68 -e ~/dotfiles/misc/keybind-scripts/peek"
Mod4 + Control + f
# I previously used IPython here, but it's a bit slow to start compared to pretty much
# every other potential option for doing some quick maths (`bc`, `calc`, `dc`, `lua`, just
# `python`, ...). Now I'm trying GHCi. Also see <https://reddit.com/comments/5z5fwh>.
"[[ $(i3-msg '[instance="^ghci$"] scratchpad show') == '[{"success":true}]' ]] || xterm -name ghci -geometry 61x34 -e ghci"
Mod4 + u
# Why not both?
"[[ $(i3-msg '[instance="^ipython$"] scratchpad show') == '[{"success":true}]' ]] || xterm -name ipython -geometry 61x34 -e ipython --no-banner"
Mod4 + Control + u
"PINENTRY_USER_DATA=spawn-xterm xterm -name 'floating xterm' -geometry 36x24 -e ~/dotfiles/misc/keybind-scripts/fzf-pass"
Mod4 + y
"~/dotfiles/misc/keybind-scripts/fzf-window-switcher"
Mod4 + Escape
"i3-msg [class=.] focus"
Mod4 + Tab
# Lock the screen.
"lock"
XF86ScreenSaver
"flock -Fn /tmp/HAB1DQ4j ~/dotfiles/misc/keybind-scripts/date-time-battery-song-notification"
Mod4 + b
# Look on my works, ye Mighty, and despair!
"pkill -fx 'sleep 0.057891381'; sleep 0.057891381 && dunstify --close 84873362"
Mod4 + b + Release
"vimsel"
Mod4 + e
"~/dotfiles/misc/keybind-scripts/fzf-wiki"
Mod4 + r
"~/dotfiles/misc/keybind-scripts/super-shift-r"
Mod4 + Control + r
"xterm -name 'floating xterm' -geometry 100x25"
Mod4 + o
"xterm -name 'floating xterm' -geometry 100x25 fish"
Mod4 + Control + o
"xterm -name 'funny xterm'"
Mod4 + x
"xterm -name 'borderless floating xterm' -geometry 178x28 -e htop"
Mod4 + apostrophe
"xterm -name 'borderless floating xterm' -geometry 159x32 -e alsamixer"
Mod4 + Control + apostrophe
"i3-msg '[instance="^floating man$"] scratchpad show'"
Mod4 + z
"~/dotfiles/misc/keybind-scripts/man 0:0p:1:1p:6:8"
Mod4 + F1
"~/dotfiles/misc/keybind-scripts/man 2"
Mod4 + F2
"~/dotfiles/misc/keybind-scripts/man 3:3p:3type"
Mod4 + F3
"~/dotfiles/misc/keybind-scripts/man 4"
Mod4 + F4
"~/dotfiles/misc/keybind-scripts/man 5"
Mod4 + F5
"~/dotfiles/misc/keybind-scripts/man 6"
Mod4 + F6
"~/dotfiles/misc/keybind-scripts/man 7"
Mod4 + F7
"~/dotfiles/misc/keybind-scripts/man 8"
Mod4 + F8
# vim: ft=conf