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Current version: 0.2-alt1
Build date: 13 december 2022, 16:20 ( 71.5 weeks ago )
Size: 32.40 Kb
Home page: https://github.com/a-sync/keyfuzz
License: GPL-2.0
Summary: A Utility for manipulating the scancode/keycode translation tables of keyboard drivers
Description:
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Build date: 13 december 2022, 16:20 ( 71.5 weeks ago )
Size: 32.40 Kb
Home page: https://github.com/a-sync/keyfuzz
License: GPL-2.0
Summary: A Utility for manipulating the scancode/keycode translation tables of keyboard drivers
Description:
Manipulate the scancode/keycode translation tables of keyboard drivers
You may use keyfuzz to manipulate the scancode/keycode translation
tables of keyboard drivers supporting the Linux input layer API (as
included in Linux 2.6). This is useful for fixing the translation
tables of multimedia keyboards or laptop keyboards with special
keys. keyfuzz is not a daemon like Gnome acme which reacts on special
hotkeys but a tool to make non-standard keyboards compatible with
such daemons. keyfuzz should be run once at boot time, the
modifications it makes stay active after the tool quits until
reboot. keyfuzz does not interact directly with XFree86. However,
newer releases of the latter (4.1 and above) rely on the Linux input
API, so they take advantage of the fixed translation tables.
Current maintainer: Hihin Ruslan You may use keyfuzz to manipulate the scancode/keycode translation
tables of keyboard drivers supporting the Linux input layer API (as
included in Linux 2.6). This is useful for fixing the translation
tables of multimedia keyboards or laptop keyboards with special
keys. keyfuzz is not a daemon like Gnome acme which reacts on special
hotkeys but a tool to make non-standard keyboards compatible with
such daemons. keyfuzz should be run once at boot time, the
modifications it makes stay active after the tool quits until
reboot. keyfuzz does not interact directly with XFree86. However,
newer releases of the latter (4.1 and above) rely on the Linux input
API, so they take advantage of the fixed translation tables.
List of contributors List of rpms provided by this srpm:
- keyfuzz
- keyfuzz-debuginfo