slimCODE commUNITY

This feature is now available in version 1.1.1. Open the slimKEYS configuration, and check the ''Hide Tray Icon''. Then, the only way to show the main slimKEYS window is via the Win-K (by default) hotkey. If the hotkey cannot be reserved by slimKEYS, for any reason, the icon will show.

Another slimSEARCH and slimLAUNCH screenshot, now in the ''Zunish'' color scheme. That's the scheme I personally use, with 90% transparency.

slimSEARCH and slimLAUNCH again, now in the ''slimCODE dark'' color scheme.

This is slimSEARCH and slimLAUNCH using the default (slimCODE) color scheme.

Here is the main configuration window for the upcoming 1.0.6 version of slimKEYS. You can change the opacity and any color. The active color scheme is ''slimCODE''.

Good idea! Noted.

Hi, sorry for the late reply... .NET applications do look like they use more memory, but this is not really ''used'' memory, but ''reserved'' by the .NET Framework memory management. If the system needs more memory, it will reacquire that memory, which is not really holding data. A good portion of those 50 megs would never get swapped to the ...

You are right, the hotkey window could benefit from a smaller view. I'll add this to the available views. The reason why each hotkey handler can display extra information is because two of the same type can do different things. For example you can have two slimSIZE hotkeys for moving windows to different locations. Or a more obvious duplicate: ...