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I was thinking about that. What the OS could do is to ask for confirmation on the second keyboard. It could be something as simple as “Looks like you connected
by krisoft 6y ago
I was thinking about that. What the OS could do is to ask for confirmation on the second keyboard. It could be something as simple as “Looks like you connected a secondary keyboard. Please type in the following random 3 numbers before it becomes active.”
If on boot it finds two keyboards it can do the same with both.
- ChrisMarshallNY 6y ago> Please type in the following random 3 numbers before it becomes active. Mac OS does something like this. If, say, I attach (via either USB or Bluetooth), a presentation remote, I'll get a keyboard identifier alert. It isn't really anything more than an alert, though, because I can ignore the ID step, and it still works.
- mschuster91 6y agoOnly for keyboards whose VID/PID combo it doesn't know and so can't associate a scancode mapping.