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`keyd` cannot by itself apply bindings only to specific applications; the `keyd-application-mapper` companion script (which is shipped with keyd) can. See the manual for that application for specifics. `overload` is...

Sounds like rollover, a hardware issue. Check if the keys register when keyd is not running. On March 30, 2025 7:11:38 AM GMT+02:00, ShakeSphereStuff ***@***.***> wrote: >ShakeSphereStuff created an issue...

You could add the user waybar runs as to the `input` group and use `keyd listen` after all (there are some security implications --- they may be minor to you)....

The Debian package calls the binary `keyd.rvaiya` due to naming conflicts. On September 20, 2025 4:07:10 PM GMT+02:00, amankhoza ***@***.***> wrote: >amankhoza created an issue (rvaiya/keyd#1118) > >Installed via apt...

Isn't remapping per game what keyd-application-mapper would be better suited for?

Sounds like a rollover issue (ie hardware issue). Does caps+shift+x get detected when keyd is not running? You can also check this wirh keyd monitor. On July 16, 2025 9:10:16...

Are the `# comments` part of your config? Comments are only accepted at the beginning of a line.

> What’s did I get wrong here? Probably nothing, this looks like rollover (ie a hardware limitation). See if you can trigger caps+n+s without keyd running. On November 16, 2025...

If right option+3 produces the symbol you want, I'd wager that `3 = G-3` in the alt_uk layer will do what you want. As for why the backslash for #...

Presumably, the Command key corresponds to meta (you can check with `keyd monitor`). Thus: ``` [ids] * [meta] s = C-s ```