Josh Goebel

And if we are talking `Mac/Win` how do you resolve conflicts... the problem is the keymap turns your left Alt key into the Cmd (RightCtrl) key... ``` # - Default...

> should have specified that my linux computer where i am using kinto is a thinkpad which of course has the normal windows layout Ok then yeah you're left with...

> where a daemon would listen to wlr-foreign-toplevel-management This is interesting, but it seems to only talk about visibility - NOT input focus... > This event is emitted whenever the...

@Fl0rent Open up `evtest` for your keyboard and hit a few keys and see what output you get... do the `KEY_A`, etc codes match with the keys you are hitting?...

> but I suspect those get set and layered by xkb.. which happens on a layer above uinput. That's the concern, yep. :-) We can't be left "out of the...

Nice. You could do this without two keymaps too... just dealing with the state 100% inside the helper function... not sure if that would be better or worse.

Well you wouldn't pass state, state is global... but you'd likely have to pass a config that told it which keys to ultimately map to in either state: ```py keymap("Nautilus...

> don't think I can justify making a more complex function just to be able to avoid using separate keymaps. I think if you have to repeat this over and...

> I don't think it's as complicated as you might think. It may not be. :-)

@rbreaves Another item for the Wiki - if we had a place to share such things?