You can use the Guile scheme configuration. Use the define-chord-keys function
as defined in the default config.
$ xbindkeys --defaults-guile> ~/.xbindkeysrc.scm
Then in the .xbindkeysrc.scm file, define something like, for example, number
'1' key and right-mouse click:
; Using arbitary keypress with mouse button combination.
; This opens firefox or xterm, depending on what key/button is released first
(define-chord-keys '("c:10") '("b:3")
"" "" "firefox" "xterm")
The downside is that it overrides the normal function of the key/button.
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