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Custom Linux KBCT Keymap for Nuphy Nutype F1 Keyboard
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# Custom Linux Keymap for Nuphy Nutype F1 Keyboard | |
# - Swap capslock for escape | |
# - Swap escape combo for grave accent & tilde | |
# - Enable capslock via shift modifiers | |
# (helpful in rare scenarios where kbct screws up) | |
# | |
# Notes: | |
# - This remap file is intended for use with kbct. | |
# See https://github.com/samvel1024/kbct/ | |
# - This config assumes (but doesn't require) | |
# a Nuphy Nutype F1 keyboard | |
# running in 'Windows Mode' available in | |
# Firmware 1.01 or later. | |
# See https://nuphy.com/pages/firmwares-for-nutype-f1 | |
# Apply to Nutype F1 wired/bluetooth modes: | |
# - Bluetooth: "NUTYPE F1 Keyboard" | |
# - Bluetooth: "NUTYPE F1" (as of Ubuntu 22.04? Or firmware 1.01?) | |
# - Wired USB: "SONiX USB DEVICE" | |
- keyboards: [ "NUTYPE F1", "NUTYPE F1 Keyboard", "SONiX USB DEVICE"] | |
keymap: | |
capslock: esc | |
esc: grave | |
layers: | |
- modifiers: ['rightshift'] | |
keymap: | |
capslock: capslock | |
- modifiers: ['leftshift'] | |
keymap: | |
capslock: capslock | |
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