Kinto

Remaps the standard linux or windows 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
1.1-3

• Fixed Uninstaller to fully restore overlay key and keymaps back to original configuration
• Updated readme with ToC
• Added support for cmd.exe and Fluent Terminal in Windows
• Added some optional Sublime Text 3 keymaps for VS Code under Windows

1.1-2

• Added kitty tab switching
• Added alacritty terminal support
• Added Cmd-Tilde support for Window Switching within a single App
• Custom shortcuts install last
• Improved Uninstaller
• Misc readme updates

1.1-1

• Added Case Insensitivity to xkeysnail config file for app names and their keymaps.
• Restored general terminal tab switching. (Konsole, & Elementary Terminal have unique hotkeys for tab switching)

1.1-0

• Kinto now has xkeysnail (udev) added as the recommended method.
• Much simpler keymap config all contained in 1 file. (./xkeysnail-config/kinto.py)
• Improved Alt-Tab, Ctrl-Tab functionality, particularly on KDE.

Additional Notes

• caret checking for xkeysnail disabled on master branch for now.
• Fedora/RHEL Support for xkeysnail method may not be working at this time.
• xkb/kintox11 method will continue to have support, but may or may not be given new features in the future.
• Will no longer attach separate kintox11 binaries to releases. It's in the zip of the repo any ways.