My preferred key bindings for both Linux and Windows.

Make use of caps lock, remap arrow keys to { i, j, k, l } and extra stuff.

For Linux and for Windows

Linux

AutoKey

AutoKey needs to be installed for Linux. This can be downloaded within Ubuntu package manager. The scripts can be found here.

At first caps lock has to be changed to function as the hyper key. This can be done with Gnome Tweak Tool.

Shortcut	Output
CAPSLOCK + { i, j, k, l }	{ Up, Left, Down, Right }
CAPSLOCK + CTRL + { i, j, k, l }	ALT + { Up, Left, Down, Right }
CAPSLOCK + ALT + { i, j, k, l }	CTRL + { Up, Left, Down, Right }
CAPSLOCK + { u, o }	{ Home, End }
ALT + { i, k }	{ PageUp, PageDown }

Move the scripts to the directory ~/.config/autokey/data/.

Terminator

Terminator is used as a terminal and scripts can be found here.

Shortcut	Output
CAPSLOCK + CTRL + Alt { k, l }	Create new tab to the { bottom, right }
CAPSLOCK + CTRL { i, j, k, l }	Focus the tab to the { top, left, bottom, right }
CAPSLOCK + ALT + SHIFT + { i, j, k, l }	Increase/Decrease tab size to the { top, left, bottom, right }
CTRL + Shift + w	Close tab
CTRL + Shift + c	Copy text
CTRL + Shift + v	Paste text
ALT + { i, k }	{ PageUp, PageDown }

Move the script to the directory ~/.config/terminator/.

Tilda

Tilda is used as a dropdown terminal and the scripts can be found here.

This adds the terminal to the op of the screen by pressing CapsLock + T.

Move the script to the directory ~/.config/tilda/.

Libinput

Libinput is used for touchpad gestures. The scripts can be found here.

Gesture	Output
3 finger swipe left	alt+left (browser back)
3 finger swipe right	alt+right (browser forward)

Move the script to the directory ~/.config/.

This should work next time you log out of your computer.

Windows

AutoHotKey

AutoHotKey needs to be installed for Windows. The scripts can be found here.

Shortcut	Output
CAPSLOCK + { i, j, k, l }	{ Up, Left, Down, Right }
CAPSLOCK + ALT + { i, j, k, l }	CTRL + { Up, Left, Down, Right }
CAPSLOCK + CTRL + { i, j, k, l }	ALT + { Up, Left, Down, Right }
CAPSLOCK + { u, o }	{ Home, End }
ALT + { i, k }	{ PageUp, PageDown }
CAPSLOCK + { y, h }	{ PageUp, PageDown }

Automatically start up

1. Find the script file, select it, and press Control-C.
2. Start Run and write shell:startup.
3. Right click and choose Paste Shortcut. The shortcut to the script should now be in the Startup folder.

If you need to run it as administrator either make sure the scripts is set up to administrator or start Command Prompt as administrator and run the scripts within.

CMDer

Shortcut	Output
CAPSLOCK + CTRL + Alt { k, l }	Create new tab to the { bottom, right }
CAPSLOCK + CTRL { i, j, k, l }	Focus the tab to the { top, left, bottom, right }
CTRL + Shift + w	Close tab
CTRL + Shift + c	Copy text
CTRL + Shift + v	Paste text
ALT + { i, k }	{ PageUp, PageDown }