[Linux] remapping keys on kernel level; got an "Insert" and a "SysRq" key.

• kmonad

  199 3,529 7.6 Haskell

  An advanced keyboard manager

  

I would image you couldo this with kmonad. I use kmonad on a few GPD machines to make the keyboard more usable.

• chkb

  2 41 1.8 Go

  chkb turns a regular keyboard into a fully programmable keyboard. It is a cheap programmable keyboard

So, for this usecase kmonad, chkb, evremap and similars are not a solution that seems acceptable to me.

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• evremap

  7 292 3.8 Rust

  A keyboard input remapper for Linux/Wayland systems, written by @wez

So, for this usecase kmonad, chkb, evremap and similars are not a solution that seems acceptable to me.

• kmonad-contrib

  1 42 4.6 Emacs Lisp

  A repository of community configurations, as well as other bits and bobs

  

I've been using kmonad on a bunch of devices for years now without any issues. I've also shared (slightly outdated) versions of my kmonad keymaps for some GPD devices (including the MicroPC) in their contrib repo.

• qmk_firmware

  1,587 17,079 10.0 C

  Open-source keyboard firmware for Atmel AVR and Arm USB families

  

And thanks for all the other information; I am currently configuring an external 4x12 keys keyboard via QMK to be used as a travel keyboard, and I really can appreciate what kmonad and similars can do to "dump" keyboards, I am tempting to use that, for all the other stuff except SysRq, like double-tap "o" -> "ö" and much more. So I know what can be done with them!

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