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Progress towards universal Copy/Paste shortcuts on Linux
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this post was submitted on 08 May 2025
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I use a key remapper to give me the readline keys everywhere. Though I've used XKeysnail and xremap and they're both a bit flakey, so if anyone has better recommendations that work on X11 and Wayland, I'm all ears.
There’s KMonad. Though I tried it once and found it didn’t behave quite like I expected and gave up.
I think that's a slightly different animal. AFAIK it's doesn't switch config depending on the current focused window. E.g. for some programs I don't want remapping.