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Generally the operating system is responsible for handling key repetition behavior. However, it may be desirable to define a behavior that repeats a key at a configurable rate. This can be particularly useful for games where multiple key presses are handled differently from a single key press that's held.
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As a workaround for now, you may use kmonad.
There is cmd-button that executes arbitrary command(e.g. any script written by any language you want) from OS level.
You can write your script to generate/deactivate repetitive virtual keypresses when kmonad gets a certain keypress from zmk.
For example, AFAIK, macOS provides such a feature to generate virtual keypresses from software through Swift SDK.
Generally the operating system is responsible for handling key repetition behavior. However, it may be desirable to define a behavior that repeats a key at a configurable rate. This can be particularly useful for games where multiple key presses are handled differently from a single key press that's held.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: