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14:09:54 <jeanbtrd> Hello everyone
14:11:02 <jeanbtrd> I was able to set up kmonad for my laptop keyboard, but I am having some problems now that I connected an usb one.
14:11:35 <jeanbtrd> Is there a way of making kmonad listen to all keyboard inputs?
14:13:17 <jeanbtrd> For example by setting the input with something like this: `input (device-file "*-kbd")`
14:19:23 <jeanbtrd> https://github.com/kmonad/kmonad/blob/3413f1be996142c8ef4f36e246776a6df7175979/keymap/tutorial.kbd#L100
14:19:49 <jeanbtrd> "This allows us to hook KMonad on the input of exactly 1 keyboard,
14:19:50 <jeanbtrd> and allows you to run multiple instances of KMonad for different keyboards."
14:20:39 <jeanbtrd> Does this mean I have to create a different .kbd file (and a service) for each keyboard I use?
18:26:26 <jeanbtrd> Here's my config: https://pastebin.com/nhFDcbAc
18:27:22 <jeanbtrd> Right now if I connect my usb keyboard I have to go there, comment the laptop keyboard input, uncomment the usb keyboard input and then reload kmonad.
19:07:30 <jeanbtrd> SOLVED: ended up just doing another .kbd file and creating another kmonad service for it.

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