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Profiles in Keyboard Manager #1881
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What's the status of this feature? |
This would be a big improvement. I'm curious if you've considered a simple text file import/export feature as a first iteration, as mentioned in #4452. This would be less effort to implement and provide a lot of the benefits. It also provides benefits that the profile feature doesn't
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Even better would be have profiles tied to keyboard ID (I am hoping app could query usb/bluetooth properties of keyboards). |
@freshone I did a little bit of digging in the source because I found it hard to believe it wasn't already already set up that way. It will take a little bit of digging, but as far as I can tell, if you navigate to
you should see json files and editing/switching them should be fairly straightforward |
After reading the above comments, I took a shot at making a simple powershell GUI selector for profiles based on this list box code:
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Exporting the mappings to a file so that they can be imported (merged!) into another system's mappings is a must-have if you ask me. Especially for painful-to-configure mappings that use keys that are not easy to find in the drop-down listboxes. |
I'd really like to see this feature in the near future. Or yesterday. |
I hope to see this one VERY SOON! Pretty please! |
The feature already exists in Karabiner-Elements for macOS. |
What is the status of this feature? |
Pinging on this as well. Big pain |
I am also in need of this feature. Seems like a simple add. To clarify: I would like to be able to swap between different key mapping profiles. I would also be satisfied with Key mapping having a target app similar to how shortcut mappings can have a target app. |
snooping around a little it looks like the functionality already somewhat exists.
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Have both predefined profiles (e.g. mac/linux/etc) available to user, and also allow the user to create custom profiles.
Provide a quick way to switch between profiles.
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