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As a Vim user I mapped my Capslock to Escape in Gnome. This program didn't pick that up and every time I pressed Escape (My "Capslock") it shows Capslock and then all my keystrokes become uppercase. This might be a bit hard to implement because (if I understand it correctly) this reads directly from the input devices, so if it's too hard a toggle button for this configuration would be nice too.
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How? The only possible way provided by GNOME I think is in tweaks, if I am correct it swaps keys via X11. This program has nothing to do with X11 or Wayland on getting input, so it won't know that you swapped capslock and escape.
If you only needs simply a swap between 2 keys, I suggest to use udev hwdb instead of X-related solution. It works in lower layer so this program will receive swapped keys, and another pros for udev hwdb is that it also works in tty.
As a Vim user I mapped my Capslock to Escape in Gnome. This program didn't pick that up and every time I pressed Escape (My "Capslock") it shows Capslock and then all my keystrokes become uppercase. This might be a bit hard to implement because (if I understand it correctly) this reads directly from the input devices, so if it's too hard a toggle button for this configuration would be nice too.
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