Fast access to Add-Ons
Contributed by: Scot Hacker
This tip is valid for:
Both BeOS and Haiku
Take a look at the contents of your /boot/home/config/add-ons/Tracker directory and you’ll notice that all of the files stored there end with -X. For example, mine currently looks like:
ExpandMe.x86-X
Reveal Original-R
SetPerms-S
TermHire-T
Tracker Grep x86-G
ZipMe.x86-Z
These extra letters represent the keyboard shortcut you can use to access each Add- On. On the right side of your keyboard, hit Alt+Ctrl+letter. For example, Alt+Ctrl+T will invoke the TermHire Add-On and open a Terminal in the current directory. You can change these keymapping just by changing your Add-Ons’ file names.
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