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Best way to create a Macro Keyboard?
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So you want use a second hardware keyboard to trigger custom key events or sequences, right?
I don't use Wayland but keyd works on the evdev/uinput level so I think it should work regardless of the display server used. To use it for the secondary keyboard only you'd list only that device in the
[ids]section of the config.This doesn't seem to be able to run & open applications though? Seems like it may be useful however though, thanks!