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You're probably missing some environment variable; keyd starts outside of X11 but `xkblayout-state` is an X11 application. Try setting `DISPLAY` appropriately. That said, the xkb config you had is probably...

> @rvaiya when you say key combos are "implemented in the latest commit", does it support emacs style combos? i.e. C-x C-f will do something, and be treated as a...

There is a timeout, namely: > chord_timeout: The maximum time between successive keys interpreted as part of a chord. (default: 50) However, `oneshot(M-A-S-C)` isn't correct, because `M-A-S-C` isn't a layer....

Funny, I was just considering a `oneshot+swap` action this week too, because I wanted the swap to apply for at least one key and until the activating key is released...

Yes, I would also use this. I will try to be brief and split this up in 2 posts so as not to make this thread too overwhelming; this first...

To summarize and to make sure we agree on what we want, do you agree with the following behaviour: ``` [main] leftalt = layer(layerA) [layerA] a = oneshotswap(layerB) [layerB] ```...

>I am not sure to see how the combination of actions could answer the current issue. Can you please explain with a pseudo example what it would mean and how...

Update: In https://github.com/rvaiya/keyd/issues/673#issuecomment-2025149627, I said that the swapped layer should immediately be deactived upon release of the key that activated the original layer. I still think that makes sense when...

I can't reproduce this. For me, `insert` has the same effect whether it's the real `insert` key or the remapped `pause` key. This is also what I would expect, since...

I can imagine the use of a layer that stays on for as long as you keep typing, though I'm not sure that globally attaching that behaviour to `toggle` is...