Kanata is good. I use it to have some consistent keyboard configuration between Linux and Windows. One nice feature it has over AutoHotKey[^1] is that it can u

Kanata is good. I use it to have some consistent keyboard configuration between Linux and Windows. One nice feature it has over AutoHotKey[^1] is that it can use Interception (a keyboard filter driver) to handle keys earlier, which lets it work in more situations (e.g across RDP sessions). Interception itself though does have a bug where if you keep adding/removing devices it will stop working until you restart. 1: I've seen an Interception module for AHK, but it's not built in like Kanata's