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Seamless copy and paste with all apps and terminals. The zero effort solution. Seamless copy and paste with all apps and terminals. The zero effort solution.
System tray supports the following, but Kinto can run without it on Linux. v1.2 Release - Kinto now includes a system tray and simple wizard to setup the install with minimal effort.
|<sub>Ubuntu, Gnome3, Ubuntu Budgie, and Mate</sub>|<sub>Windows 10</sub>|
|---|---|
|<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 ## Table of Contents
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[Shortcut Creation](#Shortcut-Creation) [Shortcut Creation](#Shortcut-Creation)
[Other Notes Related to Install](#Other-Notes-Related-to-Install)
[How to Upgrade/Control Kinto](#How-to-Upgrade-Kinto) [How to Upgrade/Control Kinto](#How-to-Upgrade-Kinto)
[Troubleshooting](#Troubleshooting) [Troubleshooting](#Troubleshooting)
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- Python - Python
- systemd - systemd
- x11 - x11
- IBus* - xkeysnail
- Manjaro/Arch/Debian/Ubuntu based distro 16.04+
- Fedora/RHEL (may not work w/ xkeysnail, but original xkb version does)
- xkeysnail (Recommended, but optional)
Note: Budgie DE's, so Ubuntu Budgie, appears to have a bug where keybinds may not save across reboots. Please reset the Cmd+Tab keymap before rebooting to ensure it remembers that setting. I will remove this once the issue is resolved.
*IBus is needed to support wordwise during browser app usage as the keymap will need to change slightly depending if the cursor/caret is on screen waiting for input. Setup.py will set it but you can manually set it as well or check your current Input Method.
On most distros you can confirm Input Methods by navigating to "Language Support" and set "Keyboard input method system:" to IBus for full word-wise support with web browsers. On most distros you can confirm Input Methods by navigating to "Language Support" and set "Keyboard input method system:" to IBus for full word-wise support with web browsers.
Wayland support is planned, but not ready yet.
### Kinto for Windows 10 Requirements ### Kinto for Windows 10 Requirements
- [Git for Windows](https://git-scm.com/download/win) - [Git for Windows](https://git-scm.com/download/win)
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## How to install (Linux) ## How to install (Linux)
<img src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/10969616/96675561-c20e3100-1330-11eb-8472-813de1edec90.png" width="50%">
1. clone this repo 1. clone this repo
``` ```
git clone https://github.com/rbreaves/kinto.git git clone https://github.com/rbreaves/kinto.git
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sudo apt install python3 sudo apt install python3
``` ```
3. Follow the prompts and the script will guide you through the rest of the setup. 3. Run the script, press 1 or 2 keys and you are done.
``` ```
./setup.py ./setup.py
``` ```
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To Uninstall Kinto To Uninstall Kinto
``` ```
./setup.py ./setup.py -r
``` ```
## How to Install (Windows) ## How to Install (Windows)
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## Shortcut Creation (XKB) ## Shortcut Creation (XKB)
The older xkb shortcut method info can be read about in ticket [#125](https://github.com/rbreaves/kinto/issues/125). The older xkb shortcut method info can be read about in ticket [#125](https://github.com/rbreaves/kinto/issues/125).
## Other Notes Related to Install
**Manjaro with Gnome there are issues with caret/input checking.**
Only impacts back/forward hotkeys for web browsers.
Please see this ticket for more information.
https://github.com/rbreaves/kinto/issues/59
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/IBus
**For other Arch based distros.**
Append the following and logoff and back on, but only after running setup.py to install all packages and the kinto service. Please report if there are any difficulties.
nano ~/.bashrc
```
export GTK_IM_MODULE=xim
export XMODIFIERS=@im=ibus
export QT_IM_MODULE=xim
```
## How to Upgrade Kinto ## How to Upgrade Kinto
Simply bring down the latest in either the master branch or dev, but dev is sometimes in flux as new features are being developed. Then you can re-run the setup.py installer, it will stop the service and re-install Kinto. Simply bring down the latest in either the master branch or dev, but dev is sometimes in flux as new features are being developed. Then you can re-run the setup.py installer, it will stop the service and re-install Kinto.
Note: If you have made any custom changes to ~/.xkb or ~/.config/kinto then you will need to backup or rename those directories before running an update. Note: If you have made any custom changes to ~/.config/kinto then you will need to backup or rename those directories before running an update.
``` ```
git pull origin master git pull origin master
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## How to Control Kinto ## How to Control Kinto
Under systemd this is how you control Kinto. This info is now superceded by the fact that linux has a full fledge GUI and system tray app that is very easy to use, but I will keep the command line options for those that want to know what they are.
Recommended Install - Kinto (udev/xkeysnail/x11) = xkeysnail
Older Install - Kinto (xkb/x11) = keyswap
Status Status
``` ```
sudo systemctl status xkeysnail sudo systemctl status xkeysnail
systemctl --user status keyswap # older - you probably should not run this one
``` ```
Stop (your keymap will return to normal) Stop (your keymap will return to normal)
``` ```
sudo systemctl stop xkeysnail sudo systemctl stop xkeysnail
systemctl --user stop keyswap # older - you probably should not run this one
``` ```
Start Start
``` ```
sudo systemctl start xkeysnail sudo systemctl start xkeysnail
systemctl --user start keyswap # older - you probably should not run this one
``` ```
Restart Restart
``` ```
sudo systemctl restart xkeysnail sudo systemctl restart xkeysnail
systemctl --user restart keyswap # older - you probably should not run this one
```
Enable
```
sudo systemctl enable xkeysnail
systemctl --user enable keyswap # older - you probably should not run this one
```
Disable
```
sudo systemctl disable xkeysnail
systemctl --user disable keyswap # older - you probably should not run this one
```
## Learning macOS style hotkeys on Linux
You can use websites like https://www.shortcutfoo.com in Google Chrome while using the terminal style keymap, but Firefox is not compatible due to detecting "cmd" as keycode 224. Chrome detects Win/Super/Cmd as keycode 91 on all OS's.
To make sure you are in the terminal style keymap you can just simply open the terminal and turn off the kinto service, and then switch back to Chrome.
```
systemctl --user stop keyswap && setxkbmap -option;setxkbmap -option altwin:swap_alt_win
``` ```
## Troubleshooting ## Troubleshooting
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### Does not start when you log in or after you reboot? ### Does not start when you log in or after you reboot?
Kinto (xkb/x11) = keyswap Kinto
Kinto (udev/xkeysnail/x11) = xkeysnail
1. Check the status 1. Check the status
``` ```
systemctl --user status keyswap
sudo systemctl status xkeysnail sudo systemctl status xkeysnail
``` ```
2. Check the service journal 2. Check the service journal
``` ```
journalctl --user-unit=keyswap.service -b journalctl --unit=xkeysnail.service -b
sudo journalctl --unit=xkeysnail.service -b
``` ```
Note: You can also watch your log live Note: You can also watch your log live
``` ```
journalctl -l --user-unit=keyswap.service -b journalctl -l --user-unit=keyswap.service -b
sudo journalctl -l --unit=xkeysnail.service -b
``` ```
You may need to manually set your DISPLAY in the systemd service file. Normally it pulls in the proper DISPLAY value but if it doesn't you can try this. You may need to manually set your DISPLAY in the systemd service file. Normally it pulls in the proper DISPLAY value but if it doesn't you can try this.
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# :0.0 # :0.0
``` ```
nano ~/.config/systemd/user/keyswap.service
sudo nano /etc/systemd/system/xkeysnail.service sudo nano /etc/systemd/system/xkeysnail.service
``` ```
... ...
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If you continue to have issues then open a ticket and send me the info. If you continue to have issues then open a ticket and send me the info.
### Keyswap is not occurring, but it was working.
Kinto (xkb/x11) = keyswap
Kinto (udev/xkeysnail/x11) = xkeysnail
Now that Kinto (xkb/x11) is using a custom written C program I am not aware of any specific bugs or issues, but you can start here if you having difficulties and please report it if it is reproducible.
1. Get status
```
systemctl --user status keyswap
sudo systemctl status xkeysnail
```
2. Restart Kinto
```
systemctl --user restart keyswap
sudo systemctl restart xkeysnail
```
3. Check the Status again and open a ticket if you need to.
```
systemctl --user status keyswap
sudo systemctl status xkeysnail
```
You can also do the following to see if it is an actual issue with kintox11 not running or your service file.
```
cd ~/.config/kinto
./kintox11
```
## Debug (Linux - xkb method only)
If all else fails you can now run Kinto in debug mode as of 1.0.6-2. The output will become more verbose and I'd recommend running this directly after stopping the service.
Kinto (xkb/x11)
```
systemctl --user stop keyswap
cd ~/.config/kinto
./kintox11 --debug
```
Kinto (udev/xkeysnail)
Stop
```
sudo systemctl stop xkeysnail
```
nano ~/.config/kinto/xkeystart.sh
Remove the 2 instances of --quiet and resave
```
#!/bin/bash
/usr/local/bin/xkeysnail --quiet --watch "$1" &
inotifywait -m -e close_write,moved_to,create -q "$1" |
while read -r path; do
/usr/bin/killall xkeysnail
/usr/local/bin/xkeysnail --quiet --watch "$1" &
done
```
Start
```
sudo systemctl start xkeysnail
sudo systemctl status xkeysnail
```
## Language Support ## Language Support
I'd appreciate any help from people with non-US based keyboards, to help ensure that these keymaps and keyswap methods work in all or most languages. I'd appreciate any help from people with non-US based keyboards, to help ensure that these keymaps and keyswap methods work in all or most languages.