playingalong
The readme hardly explains what it does.

Is it a keyboard macro service? E.g. for a given keyboard shortcut I get a predefined sequence of keys pressed?

RadiozRadioz
The name is teetering on the edge of hilarity for British users.
bananamerica
So it's text expansion. Maybe you should just call it that? Also I 100% thought it was a keylogger with some relation to a sex act in the UK, which is why I clicked in the first place. Maybe not a great name for something as innocuous and not entirely erotic like text expansion.
guilhas
There is Expanso for xorg

https://espanso.org/

knighthack
Look into Espanso as well. Works great, and is cross-platform.
lompad
How does it compare to kanata and kmonad?

Found especially kanata a delight to use, while being both minimal, if needed, and maximally feature-filled if desired.

mmphosis
There is AutoKey for Linux and X11.
supercheetah
I've been using Ydotool[1] for this, and it works really well.

1. https://github.com/ReimuNotMoe/ydotool

gradientsrneat
Looks like a cross between an IME and autocomplete. Although in my case, I think I would prefer a proper IME, or maybe something like dmenu with fuzzy search, to invoke on an "as needed" basis.
atsaloli
This is exactly what I wanted (a macro for my email address). Thanks!
jmole
you know what I really want?

A macro for copy and paste, so I can re-map it to whatever key combination I want across all apps in linux.

k33st
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