BigBagKbdTrixXKB
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BigBagKbdTrixXKB
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BigBag XKB: space key generates keysym 0x0
I hope that someone can help me with the a problem using the XKB Colemak layouts from https://github.com/DreymaR/BigBagKbdTrixXKB. I am using Ubuntu MATE 20.04, and have configured qwerty and vanilla Colemak UK layouts in the MATE preferences. My XKB options include the Extend layer (triggered on Left Windows key) and swapping Caps Lock with Left Control.
- Colemak Mod DH on Linux not working with Dreymar's bag of tricks
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What would you use to do QMK like customization to a Linux laptop keyboard?
DreymaR's Big Bag of XKB tricks implements an Extend layer with XKB (I haven't tried it tho)
i3-keyboard-layout
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switch keyboard layouts.
I wanna be able to cycle through keyboard layouts. I already tried a script but my bind doesn't work although the command itself work:
What are some alternatives?
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