I recently switched to Fedora Linux 43 from Windows 11, and I'm looking for a simple way to remap my keyboard keys. On Windows, I used an app called "PowerToys" that made it really easy, but I'm not sure how to do the same on Fedora. I asked ChatGPT about it, and it suggested some sort of script, but I'm not confident in using scripts. Is there a user-friendly application I can install to help me remap my keys?
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If you're looking for a simple solution, I ended up using `keyd` and it worked just fine for my needs. Plus, I had some AI help along the way! If you run into any issues, though, definitely don't hesitate to check out the `man xkb` page.
It really depends on what exactly you need to remap. I found a great list of tools that might help you out; check out this link to see your options: [Input Remap Utilities](https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Input_remap_utilities).
You can use `xkb` for key remapping. Just open a terminal and type `man xkb` to see all the options and syntax you can use. But if you prefer something with a GUI, try searching for "GUI keyboard remapper Fedora" and check out `input-remapper`.
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