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good afternoon,
i have given in terminal that as root:
systemctl enable keyd
systemctl start keyd
keyd bind 'mouse1=leftshift'
keyd bind 'mouse2=leftcontrol' i want configure my mouse1 button to left shift. and my mouse2 button to left-control.
what should i do?
i use wayland. on internet stays, that keyd daemon is compatible to wayland.
i tested it, when i hold mouse1 and given in characters from a to z. but those letters are small (a-z) and not big(A-Z)
so , i want, that, if i press my mouse-button, then it should be guilty as left-shift.
keyd monitor
keyd list-keys | grep mouseis to find the name of the keys...
Last edited by lo7777799 (2026-04-27 15:41:09)
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keyd runs below any display server, but mouse support is tagged as experimental
Can you bind the button to something that's not a modifier, eg. "mouse1=a"?
Sanity check, is this about accessibility? Are you maybe looking for a sticky key feature?
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Access … _with_keyd
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