id       = "xbindkeys"
name     = "xbindkeys"
homepage = "https://www.nongnu.org/xbindkeys/"
description = "A program that grabs key and mouse button events in X and starts associated shell commands."
executables   = ["xbindkeys"]
platforms = ["linux"]

[dotfiles]

# xbindkeys(1), FILES:
#   "$HOME/.xbindkeysrc      The users configuration file."
#   "$HOME/.xbindkeysrc.scm  The users configuration file in scheme (if guile
#                            support has not been disabled)."
# Both are hard-coded in the home directory — no XDG spelling — and a machine
# may have either, so both are listed.
paths = [
  "~/.xbindkeysrc",
  "~/.xbindkeysrc.scm",
]

exclude = []

# A key-binding daemon with nothing to authenticate to: neither file is a
# credential.
secret = []

# No machine_lines. Every binding in the file is a command the user chose to
# put on a key, which is the reason to carry it. A binding that runs an
# absolute path to a script is machine-bound in its argument, not in a key a
# rule could name — the file is `"command"` followed by a key description, with
# no key names at all.