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If you’re an Emacs user and you lost your keyboard, no worries. Just plug in your midi accordion! https://twitter.com/ykarikos/status/1038145486618861573 https
by newcup 4y ago
If you’re an Emacs user and you lost your keyboard, no worries. Just plug in your midi accordion!
https://twitter.com/ykarikos/status/1038145486618861573 https://twitter.com/ykarikos/status/1038145486618861573
- _flux 4y agoWhy limit yourself to Emacs, even if it might be the best desktop solution around? With Linux, Jack/PipeWire and https://github.com/eras/midihidi https://github.com/eras/midihidi you can use your MIDI device with any app! Granted it doesn't do chord detection. It might actually have some "real" use cases: you could run an Amiga/C64/etc emulator, and a tracker within that, and then use this (with a proper keymap) to give it MIDI input. I didn't yet provide the ability to customize the keymaps, other than direct to source, though.. Pull requests welcome.