This application was designed to remap the uiophjklnmy keys to different movement keys when the spacebar is pressed down, allowing you to keep your hands on the home row. It has grown to allow remapping all the keys, even the hyper key.
i - up
j - left
k - down
l - right
u - home
o - end
p - backspace
h - page up
n - page down
m - del
y - insert
- Disable the old service
sudo systemctl stop touchcusor.service
sudo systemctl disable touchcusor.service - Remove the old service file
sudo rm /etc/systemd/system/touchcursor.service - Remove the old configuration file
sudo rm -r /etc/touchcursor
- Clone or download this repo
- 'make' to build the application
- 'make install' to install the application
- To add all your current keyboards to the configuration, type 'y' when prompted.
- Modify the config file (
~/.config/touchcursor/touchcursor.conf) to your liking - Restart the service
systemctl --user restart touchcursor.service
Thomas Bocek, Dvorak: Check him out and thanks for the starting point. Good examples for capturing and modifying keyboard input in Linux, specifically Wayland.
Martin Stone, Touch Cursor: Wonderful project for cursor movement when coding.
This application works under Xorg and Wayland.