Kinto
Remaps the standard linux keyboard to have a Mac like layout, and will remap the Cmd position to Ctrl+Shift while the user is using any Terminal based application.
Release Notes
- Updated kintox11 binary to apply gui keymap on init if "none" is the window being detected.
- Fixed path to systemctl in autostart file.
- Re-added desktop autostart file to resolve logoff/login issue on some Ubuntu versions.
- Added RestartSec to 1 second to avoid systemd burst limit that may stop restarts after 5 failures.
- Updated kintox11 binary with full error handling, completely resolves issues where it may hang on reboot or login.
- Improved verbosity of kintox11 to include when the json is being imported, and when similar apps are being switched.
Additional Notes
- C based program, kintox11, now replaces xprop.
- Added json parsing directly inside Kintox11 and setup.py.
- Users can now easily modify and extend Kinto to support additional keyboard configurations per app being used.
- No longer using Super under Terminals. The Cmd key location is now using Ctrl+Shift by default while using Terminals.
- Prior versions have no version number and were script based with xprop, this is no longer the case. Please reset all Terminal app keybinds accordingly.