This repository contains the RPM spec file and packaging scripts for xremap, a key remapper for Linux supporting app-specific remapping and Wayland.
The RPM packages are available via Fedora COPR.
sudo dnf copr enable blakegardner/xremap
sudo dnf install xremap-gnomeDue to differences in how application specific remapping is implemented in different desktop environments, multiple variants of xremap are available. Choose the variant that best matches your desktop environment.
- Vanilla (
xremap): Use this variant if you're unsure which one to choose. - GNOME (
xremap-gnome): This variant is recommended if you want application-specific remapping to work in GNOME. - KDE (
xremap-kde): This variant is recommended if you want application-specific remapping to work in KDE Plasma. - wlroots (
xremap-wlroots): This variant is recommended if you're using a wlroots-based compositor like Sway. - Hyprland (
xremap-hypr): This variant is specifically built for Hyprland compositor. - Niri (
xremap-niri): This variant is specifically built for Niri compositor. - X11 (
xremap-x11): This variant is recommended if you're using an X11-based desktop environment.
Note: Only one variant can be installed at a time.
To switch between different variants of xremap, use the dnf swap command. This command safely replaces one package with another, handling any conflicts.
sudo dnf swap xremap xremap-gnomeThe package creates an input group if it doesn't exist. You need to add your user to this group to allow xremap to access input devices.
sudo usermod -aG input $USERLog out and log back in for the group changes to take effect.
A udev rules file is installed at /usr/lib/udev/rules.d/00-xremap-input.rules to set the appropriate permissions on input devices.