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Making a custom keymap for Blender

https://makertube.net/w/pQroXpjpULwp6BBkNSoTGz

J'ai commencé à apprendre Ergo-L histoire d'avoir une dispo plus polyvalente que bepo

One of the things I hadn't sorted out since dumping Windows was the ability to switch to a Greek keyboard.

It's actually easier in Mint than Windows, just have a look in the main menu, at Preferences Keyboard, and it follows from there.

No restart needed, of course. Little Union Flag icon changes to a Greek flag, και Ο Μπομπ είναι θείος σου.
#Linux #Mint #keymap

Screen grab of the bottom right corner of my computer, with a Union Flag icon for keyboard switching.

My middle right thumb key has been playing up again, so I've started experimenting with a few(!) things. Current #keymap is probably not the best advert for a 40% #ergomech #mechkeeb #Keyboard... 🙄

Leaning deeply into combos. Learning a lot about the difference between things that seem to make sense when abstracted vs things that make actual sense in action.

Muscle memory is being battered, but it feels good to experiment towards best fit. It will (/may?) pare down in the near future...

Image shows a keyboard layout visualisation with multiple layers. Each layer shows a compact, split keyboard with keys mapped to different functions, shortcuts, and macros.

1. Base Layer (0): Standard alphanumeric layout with common modifiers and combos to invoke layers/macros.

2. NumRH Layer (1): A number pad is mapped to the right-hand side, with navigation keys and macros. The left-hand side includes additional modifier combos.

3. Nav Layer (2): Arrow keys.

4. NumLH Layer (3): Numpad on left side. The right-hand side includes navigation keys and Caps Word functionality.

5. Board Layer (4): Function keys on the right, Bluetooth toggles and pairing functions on the left.

6. Media Layer (5): Media control keys. Also features shortcuts for brightness adjustment.

7. App Layer (6): App-specific macros and shortcuts.

Each keycap shows its primary function and secondary functions (if any).

Adding Apple’s Globe key to a QMK-powered keyboard

#qmk #keyboard #keycode #keymap #apple #globe #mechanical

Eine "erschreckend schöne" #Europa-#Keymap zeigt die europäischen #Extremwetterereignisse von 2023 - des bislang wärmsten Jahres seit Aufzeichnungsbeginn:
https://climate.copernicus.eu/esotc/2023/key-events

Die Keymap ist Teil des Berichts "European State of the Climate 2023", der dieser Tage vom Copernicus Climate Chance Service und der Weltorganisation für #Meteorologie veröffentlicht wurde. Die gesamte Website dazu:
https://climate.copernicus.eu/esotc/2023
Interessant ist dort auch ein Blick in die Summary (PDF):
https://climate.copernicus.eu/sites/default/files/custom-uploads/ESOTC%202023/Summary_ESOTC2023.pdf

#ClimateCrisis #Klimakrise #Hitze #Dürre #Flut #Sturm

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Linux_console/Keyboard_configuration を参考にそろそろAの隣りをCtrlにしよう。

# localectrl status
System Locale: LANG=en_US.UTF-8
VC Keymap: (unset)
X11 Layout: (unset)
# cat /etc/vconsole.conf
:
#KEYMAP=us

ふむふむ。

# mkdir -p /usr/local/share/kbd/keymaps
# echo 'keycode 58 = Control' > /usr/local/share/kbd/keymaps/nocaps.map
# loadkeys !$

これでAの横がCtrlになった…と思ったらCaps Lockが、えーと、 ^Cが？

loadkeysしてデフォルトだったus配列も消えちゃった感じなのかな？とりあえずCtrl-Alt-Delしてやりなおそう。

# loadkeys /usr/share/kbd/keymaps/i386/qwerty/us.map.gz
# loadkeys /usr/local/share/kbd/keymaps/nocaps.map

したら期待どおりのキーボードになった気がする。や、なってない。時間がたつとわけのわからない動作になるなw

us.map.gzを全部コピーして編集することにしよう。というわけで次回はwlan0の設定とvimのインストールとなりまるw

Ok, who the heck at #Jetbrains thought this would be a good default #keymap in the #terminal scope?!

Cries in #VIM #developer trying to leave insert mode 🤦🏼

Screenshot IntelliJ Keymap settings. Shows that the ESC key is used to move the focus from the terminal back to the editor

В NeoVim нет поддержки мыши, работать приходится только на клавиатуре. Причём даже навигация по коду выполняется не привычными стрелками, а клавишами HJKL. Когда создавался Vi (прародитель NeoVim) клавиатура его автора Билла Джоя выглядела вот так:

#vi #vim #neovim #keymap

:boost_requested:

Hello @askfedi,

TL;DR: What is causing my X.org keymap to change unsolicited for, and how can I prevent it?

When I log in to my X.org based desktop environment on Linux a custom keymap is set from ~/.Xmodmap. This is all fine and dandy.

However, at odd times — perhaps every day or two — the keymap mutates into something else, that could be the default X.org keymap, and I have to run “xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap” to get back to where I want to be.

I haven't been able to correlate these events with anything, but of course systemd is always a strong contender for such anomalies…

Has anyone else experienced the same thing and found a way to prevent it?

TIA!

/cc [ #askfedi | #Xorg | #X11 | #CLI | #keymap | #xmodmap | #Linux | #ArchLinux | #QTile | #systemd | #fælleshjerne ]

PS: This post is unrelated to the social network formerly known as the birdcage.

Trying to shape up a layer using QMK Firmware for typing Turkish, just like I did with 40% keyboards. This layer will benefit from both layer toggle and combo keys.

This is very a rough start, where it'll possibly change a lot, but I have high hopes!

#qmk #mechanicalkeyboard #mechanicalkeyboards #keymap #c #programming #turkish

Hacking around Alacritty I found the keyboard mapping wasn't consistent on macOS (Norwegian keyboard). To those who find this in the future, add this to ~/.config/alacritty/alacritty.yml

key_bindings:
  - { key: Back,                     chars: "\x7f" }
  - { key: 26,      mods: Alt,       chars: "|" }
  - { key: 26,      mods: Alt|Shift, chars: "\\" }
  - { key: 28,      mods: Alt,       chars: "[" }
  - { key: 25,      mods: Alt,       chars: "]" }
  - { key: 28,      mods: Alt|Shift, chars: "{"}
  - { key: 25,      mods: Alt|Shift, chars: "}"}

#alacritty #keymap #fix

😀 LibreELEC Kodi - Tastenbelegung einer Fernbedienung (HDMI CEC) anpassen

#LibreELEC #Kodi #Tastenbelegung #Fernbedienung #HDMICEC #Keymap

https://itrig.de/index.php?/archives/2365-LibreELEC-Kodi-Tastenbelegung-einer-Fernbedienung-HDMI-CEC-anpassen.html

#keymap

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