I want to remap any key to any key ('x' to 'tab', 'space' to 'q' for example) but I just can't find any application that accomplish that. Am I right?
If yes, I must code it myself like the authors of DoubleCommand have done. But, they seem to base their code on fkeys. But fkeys are for ADB keybords rather than USB, and as they write on their site "Worse, it puts fKeys even more at the mercy of Apple's whims in their keyboard subsystem, since the ADB layer is now legacy, which means it'll vanish someday". So my second question is - is this also true for the DoubleCommand sources?
If I invest time in a remap-any-key-to-any-key-app, I at least want it to work for some time. Where can I find info on how to do remap anything to anything on USB keyboards? Is it even possible on Mac OS X?
Best regards,
/Stefan
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I want to remap any key to any key ('x' to 'tab', 'space' to 'q' for example) but I just can't find any application that accomplish that. Am I right?
If yes, I must code it myself like the authors of DoubleCommand have done. But, they seem to base their code on fkeys. But fkeys are for ADB keybords rather than USB, and as they write on their site "Worse, it puts fKeys even more at the mercy of Apple's whims in their keyboard subsystem, since the ADB layer is now legacy, which means it'll vanish someday". So my second question is - is this also true for the DoubleCommand sources?
If I invest time in a remap-any-key-to-any-key-app, I at least want it to work for some time. Where can I find info on how to do remap anything to anything on USB keyboards? Is it even possible on Mac OS X?
Best regards,
/Stefan