Chris Waldon

Okay, running with `kak-lsp` enabled is unusably slow. With windows in which lsp is enabled open, there's multi-second latency on every keystroke. I'm not sure how to productively time the...

> If you run /path/to/kakoune/src/kak (in lieu of installing it with make install) I did install it, but I also enabled symlinks. Hopefully it's a nonissue. :D

I would sincerely appreciate the work if you chose to do it, but I'm also only one person asking for this. I understand if it's not a priority. :D

Hi @jthaman! The driver is designed to start automatically when you plug a supported kinesis keyboard into the computer (or when the computer starts with one already plugged in). It...

@jthaman Huh. So this suggests either that you don't have the `uinput` kernel module loaded, the udev rules that we provide to modify the permissions on `/dev/uinput` aren't working, or...

Okay, so this tells me a few things: - Your distribution is not respecting `/etc/modules`. It didn't load the `uinput` kernel module at boot, which is why `lsmod | grep...

Okay @jthaman, these rules look correct to me. I thought Arch would respect `/etc/modules`, but it seems like you may need to [create a config file](https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Kernel_module#Automatic_module_loading_with_systemd) for Arch to properly...

Thank you for putting this together! I will try to look at it this weekend!

@psafont Thanks for the citation! I guess I just need to update the makefile to do both the `/etc/modules` and `/etc/modules-load.d/uinput.conf` changes (maybe to to choose based on distro, but...

@javl You are super welcome! I'm sorry that I missed this issue before. I'm doing most of my work on [sourcehut](https://sourcehut.org) nowadays, and I guess I missed the email from...