Sometimes adding a blank character helps with formatting. For example on Lemmy, it helps me separate lines of text if I insert a blank character between other lines. Currently, do that by copy-and-pasting the blank character from elsewhere. Here is an example
Is there a way I can do this on Linux easily from the keyboard? I am using KDE Neon and have the compose key enabled so that I can easily type uncommon characters like ‽, ñ, and é easily.
My go-to would be AutoHotKey on Windows. Maybe this Linux version would work? https://github.com/phil294/AHK_X11
Looks like you can get a script that replaces
; hotstrings - expand 'btw' to 'By the way' as you type ::btw::By the way ; hotkeys - press winkey-z to go to Google #z::Run http://google.comYou might be able to use whatever character you’re using instead of
{Space}:F19::{Space}