Josh Goebel

Oh, n/m... it can't work with keymaps (yet) because they aren't optimized like modmaps.... hmmm... sorry I was going off of my tweaks to modmaps the other day, which are...

> when you zip through that keymap in processing a combo That's what you could do in the conditional (what I was suggesting before), just we'd need to update how...

> Build a whole special function to process the dead keys, but I think that would end up needing to call something like handle_commands directly using its own logic Am...

> which in my imagination is feeding it to something like handle_commands No, you'd have to feed it to `on_event` or at least `on_key` but then that type of "going...

> but will likely have to occur on the DE level, aka Budgie, Gnome, KDE, Mate, XFCE, etc. Yeah I saw that longer thread the other day... my current understanding...

I feel like we'd just go with modules/classes for the WM... so in your config you'd specify which module to use and that module would be responsible for providing the...

> As long as you're cool with a growing collection of patchwork solutions rather than waiting for a general "Wayland" solution to appear. When things finally get organized (in the...

Are you running keyszer at boot BEFORE the window manager? Perhaps weyland tries to grad the keyboard directly itself or something. Otherwise no idea. We do not pass the raw...

Almost all the heavy lifting is in transform.

> but the original keystrokes also show in the log as if there is no remapping happening. I'm not sure what this means... the log always shows input and output......