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Keybinds
If you are switching from a non-keyboard oriented way of using a computer, I'll admit that having to learn new keybinds for everything is annoying.
If you're used to a tiling WM already, the keybinds are pretty much the defaults (except for the shell stuff and the lack of vim homerow keybinds which I plan to add soon when I switch to neovim)
I can promise you that once you get the hang of these keybinds, it'll feel natural and you'll be super fast. My little brother made the switch in just a few days. If he can, you can too.
Note that the screenshot key is just the print screen key, there's no alias for that. The Super key is equivalent to the Windows key.
Super + Enter |
Open foot |
Super + E |
Open Zen browser |
Super + Q |
Close current window |
Super + Z |
Bar visibility |
Super + Space |
App launcher |
Super + . |
Emoji picker |
Super + X |
Quick settings |
Super + A |
AI chat |
Super + V |
Clipboard history |
Super + R |
Recording menu |
Super + Shift + S or power button |
Power menu |
Super + C |
Hide last notification |
Super + Ctrl + D |
Toggle Do Not Disturb (notifications wont appear) |
Super + L |
Toggles focus mode (social media apps like Discord or Slack can't be launched, to be used alongside a Pomodoro timer) |
Super + B |
Toggles the blue light filter, for use in outdoor/light environments |
Super + S |
Play/pause mpris |
Super + / |
Toggle mpd playing |
Super + Ctrl + . |
Next mpd track |
Super + Ctrl + , |
Previous track |
Super + > |
Next playlist (for both mpd and the wallpaper) |
Super + < |
Previous playlist (for both mpd and the wallpaper) |
Super + Shift + left/right/up/down |
Move window |
Super + left/right/up/down |
Move focus |
Super + Tab |
Switch to previous workspace |
Ctrl + Super + right/left |
Next/previous workspace |
Super + mouse scroll up/down |
Next/prev workspace |
Ctrl + Super + Shift + right/left |
Move window to next/prev workspace |
Ctrl + Super + Scroll Up/down |
Move window to next/prev workspace |
F11 |
Toggle fullscreen |
Super + F |
Toggle between floating & tiling window state |
Enter |
Select entry |
C |
Copy 2nd most recent entry |
E |
Edit selected image |
W |
Wipe the history |
Space |
Start recording |
C |
Clip last 30 seconds |
R |
Toggle microphone |
Q |
Toggle recording quality |
L |
Lock screen |
S |
Sleep |
R |
Reboot |
Q |
Shut down |
A note about getting AI assistance: Especially with deeper low level config, less intelligent AI models can overcomplicate and bloat the codebase with poor/hacky configuration. If you are going to use AI to modify this flake for you, I highly encourage you to understand the changes its making. AI is a great tool for learning Nix for the first time, but I suggest that you actively learn and understand from what its doing, consult the Nix search and don't be dependent on it.
If it helps to talk to a real person, I am always available to help you with any Nix/NixOS-related questions! (@amazinaxel on Discord)