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blendOS3y ago
newbk

Input-Reampper

Has anyone been able to get input-remapper to work? I tried through distrobox since its not in Arch's repository I can't do a system install.
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Sapphire
Sapphire3y ago
https://git.blendos.co/asterisk/blendos-mutifier (If anyone wants to contribute then I'll move this to Github) - To use mutifier, run sudo system install gum beforehand. - mutify-cli requires no extra dependencies and is used as such: mutify-cli <mount-point> [other-mount-point], ex. mutify-cli /usr/
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newbk
newbkOP3y ago
So I tried this and still no joy. I uninstalled my fedora container install of input-remapper and rebooted. I then ran mutify and it said it made my system read write until reboot. I installed input-remapper via fedora box again. Still wont launch and I can't set up systemctl either.
Asterisk
Asterisk3y ago
The mutifier is for the host Install the AUR package to the host after you run it
newbk
newbkOP3y ago
ok cool ill give it a shot. Thanks I tried. After mutify I got an error "couldn't lock xxx" So yeah I think thats it for me. I'll keep an eye on your project but I think I'm done for now. Thanks and good luck going forward
FengLengshun
FengLengshun3y ago
Trying to install input-remapper here as well, it's not on arch linux packages so unfortunately a straight sudo system install input-remapper wouldn't work. And it needs to be on host for it to work. I probably would need to build it manually with makepkg and install the created package with system install if that works? Having chaotic-aur access would help, as arch linux without any form of AUR access seems to be even more limited than debian and ubuntu. But the other possibility is that input-remapper is probably useful enough to be installed by default if you ask me.

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