Messing with Copilot

[My1]

the Copilot button is kinda special but also kinda neat to have as it is a free button on most keyboards (except for HP on ISO Layouts, where they moved the extra button to a weird FN combo to make space for copilot, shame HP)

It Maps very specifically to L-Shift + L-Win + F23 or whatever it was, so notably it keeps off the right modifiers, so you can do insane shit like this:

1. ISO-Level3Shift (Aka AltGr) + Copilot = ISO-L3-Shift + 102nd (the extra key you get in ISO layouts) -> an easy short way to type Pipe without thinking on a German keyboard (as on the location where how the Copilot key is HP had that key in the past, ANSI keyboard likely had an R-Ctrl there)

2. R-Ctrl + Copilot -> Touchscreen toggle script (using a bullshit keycombo I can read using the normal custom shortcuts)

#! /bin/bash
if [[ $(xinput list | grep "PRT0818:00 1DA0:8005" | grep pointer) ]]; then
    xinput disable "PRT0818:00 1DA0:8005"
    qdbus org.kde.plasmashell /org/kde/osdService org.kde.osdService.showText "input-touchscreen" "Touchscreen off"
elif [[ $(xinput list | grep "PRT0818:00 1DA0:8005" | grep floating) ]]; then
    xinput enable "PRT0818:00 1DA0:8005"
    qdbus org.kde.plasmashell /org/kde/osdService org.kde.osdService.showText "input-touchscreen" "Touchscreen on"
else
    echo "No files found."
fi

3. RShift + Copilot -> XF86TouchpadToggle (literally turns the touchpad on and off, as I dont have a key for that here)

4. just copilot -> KEY_COMPOSE (dont ask me why but that's the context menu key, I just like it back as it is useful when keyboarding)