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I love the thought put into this. A few years ago this was exactly what I was looking for, but today I am doing most of my work on my laptop, and even if you pl
by bluejekyll 11y ago
I love the thought put into this. A few years ago this was exactly what I was looking for, but today I am doing most of my work on my laptop, and even if you plug this in there's a problem, your keymap is lost between the native laptop keyboard and the UHK. To me this says that it's not really a hardware problem, it's something that should be 100% software, and give you an easy way to transfer keymaps from one system to another.
That is, I need a Mac keymap and a Linux keymap, where everything is synced between. Which ironically, is pretty much already possible by customizing the native keyboard layout files.