ALTK is an utility that helps you insert unicode characters through macroses without changing your input method. ALTK uses numpad number keys (Numpad0, Numpad1 .. Numpad9) to insert decimal numbers into the buffer and NumpadPlus key to convert the input into a character.
It can be illustrated so:
some text, (user presses Numpad9, Numpad5, Numpad5, NumpadPlus in a order)λ blah blah
- You need to disable the numpad keys, you can use this shell script:
for i in 90 87 88 89 83 84 85 79 80 81 86; do
xmodmap -e "keycode $i = "
done
- Simply run the application.
- Gratz, enjoy.
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