Open camya opened 4 years ago
With pyautogui you can use the keyboard for shortcuts. Also you can move the mouse and click anywhere. I have spent 10+ hours making a script that just drags the windows to the positions, and it doesn't even work on other computers because of different window loading times.
Here you can see it in action: https://www.instagram.com/reel/Ccsn8TSjIHE/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
Khaled bahakim
في أحد، 1 مايو، 2022 في 06:46، كتب kovben2004 @.***>:
tl;dr: "App Starter" PowerToy
Please implement a PowerToy which automatically starts a list of user defined Apps on "User Click" or "Windows 10 Startup" ( ...with the possibility to move the apps automatically to Virtual Desktops including predefined window positions.) See the end of this post for main features and optional ones.
l;prn: (long; please read nevertheless) ;)
People who work professional with Windows 10 often use and rely on many applications nowadays. (Browser, Mail-Clients, Programming IDEs, GitHub Client, various Messengers, Password-Manager, SFTP-Clients, aso.)
After a new start of Windows 10, they have to start them one-by-one by hand. At the moment, there is no convenient and simple way to start all needed apps automatically. (Win32/UWP/BAT) That's time consuming.
Also at the moment, there is no way to move the apps automatically to predefined virtual desktops. Virtual Desktop support is unbelievable handy for people working on Laptops.
Feature request: Build a tool to manage the auto start of predefined scripts + virtual desktop support.
Current workaround (without Virtual Desktop support) - See screenshot.
At the moment you can build a bat-file. (Limitation: No Virtual Desktop support, Hard to get correct ID for UWP apps.)
For simple Win32 Apps, users can easily build a small bat script file containing something like the below. This will start all Apps included in the bat file with one click.
Unfortunately this doesn't work with UWP Apps. The bat entry should look like below. Simple, but its not so easy to find the correct PackageFamilyName and Executable ID from the AppxManifest.
Main features of the "App Starter" PowerToy:
Optional/Additional nice-to-have features for a "App Starter" PowerToy:
The "App Starter" PowerToy "Working" will be started in 3 seconds. [Start now | Manage | Cancel]
("Manage" opens Power Toys GUI)