Petr Stepanov

Thank you. My bad. I must have missed something. Just re-tested and ensured the behavior is correct. Any estimate when this will be merged to the main branch?

Unfortunately this remap script utilizes Autokey, which is an X11 application. [It does not seem possible to run Autokey on wayland yet](https://github.com/autokey/autokey/issues/87). Alternative solution would be to replace Autokey with...

I agree. Recently I've tried implementing this remap in Wayland with [https://github.com/sezanzeb/key-mapper](https://github.com/sezanzeb/key-mapper). However, it was not running stable enough.

For those who are interested, a very early Wayland compatible version with limited number of keybindings is published here https://github.com/petrstepanov/gnome-macos-remap-wayland. I am sure we will have a solid Wayland solution...

@olosegres thank you for pointing out the `xremap`. It seems to be a promising solution. I tried it a few times and was not able to get it working on...

Update for the Wayland solution with `xremap`. I attempted to implement the remap with with `xremap` program but [ran into an issue](https://github.com/k0kubun/xremap/issues/100) with modifier key combinations. I'll publish a Wayland...

Hi Rongxin, Thanks you for reaching out. Can you please provide the Ubuntu version you are using? Looking forward to hearing from you!

Hi @joseph-zhong can you please specify what exactly is not working on your end?

@joseph-zhong Tweaks and this script both modify dconf database entries so technically yes, changing keyboard settings through Tweaks can break things.

Hi @sorrison thanks for bringing this up. I pushed an update. Can you please re-download the script and test again?