Josh Goebel

My new fork/project resolves this https://github.com/joshgoebel/xkeysnail. Though it's still a bit early. I'd call it alpha heading towards beta very fast. It has a small test suite, but I've been...

> or is it hardcoded behavior in each affected application? I think it is... which is why the solution seems to be just not to register the Alt (on the...

@thiagoa If you'd want to join the new discussion on this issue at my fork (where I've been trying to fix this): https://github.com/joshgoebel/keyszer/issues/9 I'd truly like to fix this, but...

Ok, now (after my post) I see this is trying to solve the problem from an entirely different angle - but of course fixing Alt won't fix Super... so if...

> xkeysnail might need those F keys to be added to a modifier key array now that I think about it. It would indeed [need them added to the Modifier...

> Yes, it would helpful to have dedicated modifier @iterating My fork now allows adding new modifiers (from the keymappers perspective) - though it may still come down to whether...

> which means that all Desktop apps have ctrl/alt/super as expected, while Hyper plays the OS X-CTRL role (on the Desktop, Help me understand here... I understand how we can...

https://github.com/torvalds/linux/blob/master/include/uapi/linux/input-event-codes.h We're using the LInux source for key names as canonical... ``` evdev:298: = 207; xfree86:363: = 128; // ``` According to Linux 207 is PLAY and 128 is STOP....

Technically long-term one should be able to use any keys as modifiers (that's the promise of modmap) but right now that's not possible because of how we treat modifiers as...

> However, when I go into the Konsole prefs, combinations with Hyper are not recognised. Any idea why? Perhaps because you've mapped it to keys that don't actually exist on...