How to replace autohotkey scripts in Linux?

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Maxim Mymrin2019-03-01 15:02:46

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Maxim Mymrin, 2019-03-01 15:02:46

How to replace autohotkey scripts in Linux?

Guys, a lot of ahk scripts have accumulated in one file hanging in the tray. For convenience, mostly key remaps, as well as calling programs.
Let's say there is, on the right alt, a call to the program, if it is called then folding, if it is minimized, then expanding the program and all with one key. How to implement it on Linux

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XMacro + xbindkeys + wmctrl

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