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There is AutoKey for Linux and X11.
There is AutoKey for Linux and X11.
A macro for copy and paste, so I can re-map it to whatever key combination I want across all apps in linux.
The readme hardly explains what it does. Is it a keyboard macro service? E.g. for a given keyboard shortcut I get a predefined sequence of keys pressed?
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That ship has already sailed I'm afraid. Instead of running against windmills, try submitting patches and constructively improving the thing - it isn't going to go away, that much is safe to say. Every day yet another distro adopts it, at a steadily increasing pace. Build extension packs, workarounds, etc. - similar to all the tools unfucking gnome 3 did, instead of fighting a hopeless battle.
Please don't FUD.
My point was essentially, that if he thinks wayland is this bad, the poster should help improve it to their liking, instead of ranting - it's pretty widely adopted now, and just like systemd, little more than a few minor holdouts are going to be left a few years down the line.
Now, keep in mind, I'm not claiming that wayland is good or bad - just, that complaining is unproductive and improving helps much more.