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<code>actkbd</code> is a keyboard shortcut daemon that works at the system level. It does so through reading the events directly from the input devices, thus working whether a graphical session is running or not. | <code>actkbd</code> is a keyboard shortcut daemon that works at the system level. It does so through reading the events directly from the input devices, thus working whether a graphical session is running or not. | ||
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journalctl --unit display-manager.service -b0 | grep "Adding input device" | sed -e 's;.*config/udev: ;;' | sort | uniq | journalctl --unit display-manager.service -b0 | grep "Adding input device" | sed -e 's;.*config/udev: ;;' | sort | uniq | ||
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This command will also list all available input devices, two lines per. | |||
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cat /proc/bus/input/devices | grep "Name\|Handlers" | |||
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Additionally, the {{nixos:option|sound.mediaKeys.enable}} option will use <code>actkbd</code> to control the media volumes. See the configuration it generates for an additional example. | Additionally, the {{nixos:option|sound.mediaKeys.enable}} option will use <code>actkbd</code> to control the media volumes. See the configuration it generates for an additional example. | ||
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