Josh Goebel

My own issue #44 might be seen as a blueprint for one way to go about this... to have keys launch external scripts (which could do anything that's possible with...

Isn't it in the README? Though I just opened PR #160

I've opened an issue against my fork to support `WM_NAME` in the context object passed to all conditionals. https://github.com/joshgoebel/xkeysnail/issues/2 I've already done the backend work of making the whole conditional...

You can do this with `modmap` but you need to map Muhenkan to one of the KNOWN modifiers first... currently we do not allow "arbitrary" modifiers... Then you'd just do...

> currently we do not allow "arbitrary" modifiers... My new fork now allows arbitrary modifiers... though you may still need to make sure your software you're using actually allows them...

Confirm this is still an issue?

> Does not read for example C-x C-h unless you lift the control key in between the key combinations. My fork definitely should not have this limitation. https://github.com/joshgoebel/keyszer You may...

> I was thinking this would be better suited for another application Agreed. Any type of UI really feels out of scope to me personally.

Ought to be easy enough to write a tiny utility to let one probe keys by pressing them.

In fact such a program already exists, `evtest`... push a key and it tells you what it is... Menu (often) refers to the Windows/Apple/Cmd/Super key... in term of ev codes...