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+title: "sxhkd Watcher"
+date: 2023-04-01T00:46:00+08:00
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+
+This note has been [moved]({{< ref "/posts/sxhkd-watcher" >}}).
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-I use chord chains in [sxhkd](https://github.com/baskerville/sxhkd) to create
-modal hotkeys, similar to those in Vim. This allows the same key combination to
-be reused for different commands by prefixing it with a different chord,
-effectively creating custom "modes".
-
-From the sxhkd manpage:
+In [sxhkd](https://github.com/baskerville/sxhkd), multiple chords can be chained
+to create modal hotkeys. From the sxhkd manpage:
 
 >When multiple chords are separated by semicolons, the hotkey is a chord chain:
 >the command will only be executed after receiving each chord of the chain in
 >consecutive order.
 
+This allows a single key combination to be reused for different commands by
+prefixing it with a different chord, resulting in "modes" like those in Vim.
+
 For example, these are three hotkeys that use `super + h`, each prefixed with a
-different `super + [key]`:
+different `super + [key]` to represent various modes:
 
 ```bash
 # normal mode