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I want to use the same default layout for all keyboards, but devices like yubikeys (or barcode scanners, or any devices that pretend to be keyboards) use the US-QWERTY layout. Because my keyboard layout (for real keyboards) is hugely customized, I use a xkb file. My config thus looks like this:
with this config, the yubikey uses the layout described in my_weird_layout.xkb instead of US-QWERTY. I guess this happens because xkb_file gets merged from input type:keyboard into input 4176:1031:Yubico_YubiKey_OTP+FIDO+CCID.
A nice solution for that issue would be for xkb_file to accept an empty value:
I'm aware there are other solutions with the actual config syntax (use a xkb file for us qwerty as well, or configure each keyboard individually), but they're not as nice :)
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I want to use the same default layout for all keyboards, but devices like yubikeys (or barcode scanners, or any devices that pretend to be keyboards) use the US-QWERTY layout. Because my keyboard layout (for real keyboards) is hugely customized, I use a xkb file. My config thus looks like this:
with this config, the yubikey uses the layout described in my_weird_layout.xkb instead of US-QWERTY. I guess this happens because xkb_file gets merged from
input type:keyboard
intoinput 4176:1031:Yubico_YubiKey_OTP+FIDO+CCID
.A nice solution for that issue would be for xkb_file to accept an empty value:
I'm aware there are other solutions with the actual config syntax (use a xkb file for us qwerty as well, or configure each keyboard individually), but they're not as nice :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: