System & Drivers · version 0.10.2-1
makima-bin
Makima is a Linux daemon that intercepts input from keyboards, mice, game controllers, and tablets (via the evdev kernel interface) and remaps them -…
What is makima-bin?
Makima is a Linux daemon that intercepts input from keyboards, mice, game controllers, and tablets (via the evdev kernel interface) and remaps them - individual keys, button combos, analog sticks - into other keys, key sequences, or shell commands. It can even auto-switch remapping profiles based on which window is focused, on Hyprland, Sway, Niri, or X11. There is no graphical interface; everything is configured by hand-editing TOML files under ~/.config/makima/ and restarting the service.
Install makima-bin on Omarchy
$ omarchy pkg add makima-binGood to know
- The uinput kernel module, for creating virtual input devices
- Systemd, if installed as a service (manual execution is also possible)
- kdotool, optionally, for per-window layout switching on Plasma Wayland
Package details
- Pricing
- free-libre
- Licence
- GPL-3.0-or-later
- Download
- 909.1 KB
- Installed
- 2.2 MB