Useful for presenting at conferences or webinars.
Install Link to heading
sudo pacman -S screenkey
Run Link to heading
Start it with:
screenkey -s small -t 0.5 --opacity 0.3 --compr-cnt 2
Stop it by killing the process:
killall screenkey
Key Bindings Link to heading
Better have it as a system wide key binding for fast access:
| Key | Description |
|---|---|
Super + K |
Start screenkey. |
Super + Shift + K |
Stop screenkey. |
Set them with:
xfconf-query --reset \
--channel xfce4-keyboard-shortcuts \
--property /commands/custom/'<Super>k'
xfconf-query --create \
--channel xfce4-keyboard-shortcuts \
--property /commands/custom/'<Super>k' \
--type string \
--set 'screenkey -s small -t 0.5 --opacity 0.3 --compr-cnt 2'
xfconf-query --reset \
--channel xfce4-keyboard-shortcuts \
--property /commands/custom/'<Super><Shift>K'
xfconf-query --create \
--channel xfce4-keyboard-shortcuts \
--property /commands/custom/'<Super><Shift>K' \
--type string \
--set 'killall screenkey'
Add them to any automation script you have for maximum productivity!
WARNING! Don’t forget to turn it off when typing passwords…