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Or if you're on a locked-down computer because your office hates people, ctrl+[ works as well (and is portable to other people's computers)
by the_jeremy 6y ago
Or if you're on a locked-down computer because your office hates people, ctrl+[ works as well (and is portable to other people's computers)
- jrockway 6y agoYou can also do the remapping in hardware. Programmable keyboards are quite popular these days (I built one out of a $3 stm32f103), and they don't rely on the OS to help you do what you want to do. (This is a blessing and a curse. You never have to worry about OS-level hacks to make caps lock a control key, but on the other hand, there is no way in the USB HID protocol to say "send an !". Rather, the keyboard has to synthesize a shift + 1. And what character that actually maps to depends on your OS, because of course it does.)