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WhitePhoenix
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I am converting from Windows to Linux. Is there an AutoHotkey L for Linux?
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AutoHotkey_L 1.1.08.01, Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit SP 1, keyboard: United States - International

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There is no AutoHotkey _L for Linux and as far as i know windows emulators in Linux wont run ahk. There is an alternative tough. http://www.ironahk.net/ i dont think it is as worked as ahk _L, i also think the work on it has been halted. It is your best bet ( other than learning something native to Linux ). Hope this helped.

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the problem is that bash scripts are robust and literally everything can be done from the commandline. there just isnt any need to automate the front end of anything in linux
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tank, there isn't any need to automate the front end of anything in Windows either. It's just damn convenient. The same would go for Linux. Maybe you'd just be binding bash scripts to hotkeys instead of manipulating the GUI.

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Probably you find interesting...
xdotool
http://manpages.ubun.../xdotool.1.html
zenity (for gnome)
http://manpages.ubun...1/zenity.1.html

But as Sjc1000 says, ironahk is the best aproximation to full ahk support in linux... but seems to be abandoneware....