Workaround a manufacture defect of delete key become unresponsive on Framework Laptop keyboards before the keyboard is replaced and fixed, on Linux.
https://gitlab.com/brlin/framework-laptop-delete-key-defect-workaround
#framework-laptop #delete-key #keyd #linux #workaround
Refer to the following instructions on how to workaround this defect under Linux:
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Install keyd, pre-built packages are available for many Linux distributions.
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Install the workaround-faulty-framework-laptop-delete-key.conf keyd configuration file to /etc/keyd as root.
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Ensure the keyd daemon is running by running the following command as root:
systemctl start keyd
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Run the following command as root to reload the configuration file if the keyd daemon is already running:
keyd reload
for Debian-based distribution the keyd command is renamed as
keyd.rvaiya
so run the following command instead:keyd.rvaiya reload
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Done! Now when you presses the LeftControl+Backspace key combination it will function as the alternative Delete key!
The following materials are referenced during the development of this project:
- nrp's response of Broken delete key - like literally stopped working - Community Support - Framework Community
Provides information regarding the keyboard defect. - rvaiya/keyd: A key remapping daemon for linux.
The solutions that helped implmenting this workaround - keyd/docs/keyd.scdoc at master · rvaiya/keyd
Explains the syntax of keyd's configuration file. - rightcontrol emits leftcontrol by default. · Issue #114 · rvaiya/keyd
Explains why keyd remaps right keys to their left corresponding keys by default, and how to override this behavior.
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