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You can have that. Just plug in another one, and write a script that opens the device exclusively and interprets the events so it doesn't send normal keystroke
by mkl 7y ago
You can have that. Just plug in another one, and write a script that opens the device exclusively and interprets the events so it doesn't send normal keystrokes.
- Aloha 7y agoI don't want a collection of keyboard - I also prefer something that all the macro functionality is inherent to the device, so I dont need a cross platform software, I should just be able to plug the keyboard in to whatever thing I need to use it on, and it should just work.