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Currently, a user expects autotyping to work after installing xdotool, depending on their keymap, that may not be the case.
One example would be the @ showing up as a 2 on a swiss layout.
To make it work I run setxkbmap ch on startup, by adding it to my .xprofile.
For some reason setxkbmap -query includes the current layout already, so the following line works to set it: setxkbmap $(setxkbmap -query | grep layout: | sed 's/layout: //g')
Though I would like for other people to test it before actually adding it to the script.
Alternatively the Heading "Autotyping" in the README.md should include a hint to using setxkbmap.
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Currently, a user expects autotyping to work after installing xdotool, depending on their keymap, that may not be the case.
One example would be the @ showing up as a 2 on a swiss layout.
To make it work I run
setxkbmap ch
on startup, by adding it to my .xprofile.For some reason
setxkbmap -query
includes the current layout already, so the following line works to set it:setxkbmap $(setxkbmap -query | grep layout: | sed 's/layout: //g')
Though I would like for other people to test it before actually adding it to the script.
Alternatively the Heading "Autotyping" in the README.md should include a hint to using setxkbmap.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: