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@ -61,6 +61,24 @@ up4 | 4-finger swipe up | ctrl+alt+shift+Down | move window to bottom work
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down3 | 3-finger swipe down | ctrl+shift+Down | switch to above workspace
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down4 | 4-finger swipe down | ctrl+alt+shift+Up | move window to above workpace
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Taken from `man xdotool`:
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> Type a given keystroke. Examples being "alt+r", "Control_L+J",
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> "ctrl+alt+n", "BackSpace".
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> Generally, any valid X Keysym string will work. Multiple keys are
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> separated by '+'. Aliases exist for "alt", "ctrl", "shift",
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> "super", and "meta" which all map to Foo_L, such as Alt_L and
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> Control_L, etc.
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> In cases where your keyboard doesn't actually have the key you want
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> to type, xdotool will automatically find an unused keycode and use
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> that to type the key.
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Refer to https://www.linux.org/threads/xdotool-keyboard.10528/ for a complete list of keycodes you can use.
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## Uninstall
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Download the `uninstall` script then run `bash uninstall`
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