commands.sh

screenkey

linux

A screencast tool to display keys pressed.

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Options (4)

-M, --mouseboolean

Display keys and mouse buttons which are currently being pressed on the screen

Example: screenkey {{[-M|--mouse]}}
-p, --positionboolean

Launch screenkey at a specific position

Example: screenkey {{[-p|--position]}} {{top|center|bottom|fixed}}
-f, --fontboolean

Change the appearance of screenkey

Example: screenkey --bg-color "{{#a1b2c3}}" {{[-f|--font]}} {{Hack}} --font-color {{yellow}} --opacity {{0.8}}
-g, --geometryboolean

Drag and select a window on screen to display screenkey

Example: screenkey {{[-p|--position]}} fixed {{[-g|--geometry]}} {{$(slop --nodecorations --format '%g')}}

Examples (7)

Display keys which are currently being pressed on the screen

Display keys and mouse buttons which are currently being pressed on the screen

screenkey [-M|--mouse]

Launch the settings menu of screenkey

screenkey --show-settings

Launch screenkey at a specific position

screenkey [-p|--position] top|center|bottom|fixed

Change the format of the key modifiers displayed on screen

screenkey --mods-mode normal|emacs|mac|win|tux

Change the appearance of screenkey

screenkey --bg-color "#a1b2c3" [-f|--font] Hack --font-color yellow --opacity 0.8

Drag and select a window on screen to display screenkey

screenkey [-p|--position] fixed [-g|--geometry] $(slop --nodecorations --format '%g')
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