- Merged hotfix to dev

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Ben Reaves
2020-10-11 20:04:11 -05:00
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# Kinto
# Kinto.sh
![kinto-color-132](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/10969616/84361571-7d5bd780-ab91-11ea-81bc-4d3a2ca51c4e.png)
![kinto-color-132](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/10969616/94909977-9d2d4900-0469-11eb-8710-986289fe7240.gif)
[![GitHub release](https://img.shields.io/github/release/rbreaves/kinto.svg)](https://github.com/rbreaves/kinto/releases/latest)
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|<img src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/10969616/89241619-15d86c00-d5c5-11ea-8ffe-18ee6ca0f895.png" width="50%">|<img src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/10969616/84471501-10a51380-ac4b-11ea-9e0e-c19a7ebfad6d.png" width="50%">|
Note: This project does a lot more than just copy & paste for terminals. I really do mean type like a mac and additions can easily be added to a single file, kinto.py/ahk.
## Table of Contents
[What does this do exactly?](#What-does-this-do-exactly)
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|**Virtual**| LCtrl | Alt | RCtrl |Spacebar|
Note: RCtrl for terminals is also adding in Shift most of the time, however it depends on the specific terminal in use and will change itself to the expected keymaps of that terminal application.
## What's different?
Compared to most other remappers ***this is a complete system-wide remap of your base level modifier keys***, this saves time. You're not going to die a death of a thousand papercuts from trying to support every shortcut key under the sun.
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Under systemd this is how you control Kinto.
Kinto (xkb/x11) = keyswap
Recommended Install - Kinto (udev/xkeysnail/x11) = xkeysnail
Kinto (udev/xkeysnail/x11) = xkeysnail
Older Install - Kinto (xkb/x11) = keyswap
Status
```
systemctl --user status keyswap
sudo systemctl status xkeysnail
systemctl --user status keyswap # older - you probably should not run this one
```
Stop (your keymap will return to normal)
```
systemctl --user stop keyswap
sudo systemctl stop xkeysnail
systemctl --user stop keyswap # older - you probably should not run this one
```
Start
```
systemctl --user start keyswap
sudo systemctl start xkeysnail
systemctl --user start keyswap # older - you probably should not run this one
```
Restart
```
systemctl --user restart keyswap
sudo systemctl restart xkeysnail
systemctl --user restart keyswap # older - you probably should not run this one
```
Enable
```
systemctl --user enable keyswap
sudo systemctl enable xkeysnail
systemctl --user enable keyswap # older - you probably should not run this one
```
Disable
```
systemctl --user disable keyswap
sudo systemctl disable xkeysnail
systemctl --user disable keyswap # older - you probably should not run this one
```
## Learning macOS style hotkeys on Linux