Custom shortcuts with jumpapp in Ubuntu 16.04

Custom shortcuts in Ubuntu is a great way to speed up starting up programs, or focusing on them.

Jumpapp is a great tool to use together with custom shortcuts:

"The idea is simple — bind a key for any given application that will:
- launch the application, if it's not already running, or
- focus the application's window, if it is running
Pressing the key again will cycle to the application's next window, if there's more than one."

From: https://github.com/mkropat/jumpapp

Create Custom shortcuts here: Keyboard > Shortcuts > Custom Shortcuts, these are my custom shortcuts:

firefox
jumpapp firefox
Super+F

sublime text
jumpapp subl
Super+X

shutdown
gnome-session-quit --power-off
Ctrl+Alt+Delete

gnome-system-monitor
jumpapp gnome-system-monitor
Super+S

shutter
jumpapp shutter
Super+K

chromium
jumpapp chromium-browser
Super+H

nemo
jumpapp -f nemo /arkiv
Super+E

transmission
jumpapp -f transmission-gtk
Super+R

thunderbird
jumpapp thunderbird
Super+T

terminal
jumpapp gnome-terminal --window --maximize
onehalf

gimp
jumpapp gimp
Super+G

calculator
jumpapp gnome-calculator
Super+C

audacious
jumpapp -f audacious
Super+A

filezilla
jumpapp filezilla
Super+I

epiphany
jumpapp -f epiphany-browser
Super+W

baobab
jumpapp baobab
Super+B

opera
jumpapp opera --start-maximized
Super+Å

vivaldi
jumpapp vivaldi
Super+V

Trashcan
nemo trash://
Super+Alt+T

... and then empty trash with Alt+T.