Linux lacks a good key remapping solution. In order to achieve satisfactory results a medley of tools need to be employed (e.g xcape, xmodmap) with the end result often being tethered to a specified environment (X11). keyd attempts to solve this problem by providing a flexible system-wide daemon that remaps keys using kernel-level input primitives (evdev, input).
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- Layers (with support for hybrid modifiers)
- Key overloading (different behaviour on tap/hold)
- Keyboard specific configuration
- Instantaneous remapping (no more flashing :))
- A client-server model that facilitates scripting and display server agnostic application remapping. (Currently ships with support for X, sway, and gnome)
- System wide config (works in a VT)
- First class support for modifier overloading
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