# NOTE: to use this, rename this file to default.conf or `your-chomebook-keyboard-name`.conf and put in /etc/keyd/

# This is an chromebook like configuration, this remaps function keys 1 through 10 to fall in line with the chromeos remapping
# while still allowing for full access to standard linux functions that rely on those function keys, such as TTY access or
# terminal programs

# Using this on an chromebook that has been modified to run linux will make the function keys work as designed originally 
# for the most part, F4 and F5 are mapped differently due to limitations of `keyd` and lack of functional support for their features
# in most linux desktop environments

# pressing meta+Fn will trigger that FN key
# pressing ctrl+alt+Fn will trigger that key stroke

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## Chromebook function keys
[main]
f1 = back
f2 = forward
f3 = refresh
f4 = print
f5 = A-tab 
f6 = brightnessdown
f7 = brightnessup
f8 = mute
f9 = volumedown
f10 = volumeup

## Allow F1-10 access through meta+fnX
[meta]
f1 = f1
f2 = f2
f3 = f3
f4 = f4
f5 = f5
f6 = f6
f7 = f7
f8 = f8
f9 = f9
f10 = f10

## Allow TTY access
[control+alt]
f1 = C-A-f1
f2 = C-A-f2
f3 = C-A-f3
f4 = C-A-f4
f5 = C-A-f5
f6 = C-A-f6
f7 = C-A-f7
f8 = C-A-f8
f9 = C-A-f9
f10 = C-A-f10
left = home
right = end

[control+alt]
up = home
down = end

[alt]
backspace = delete
up = pageup
down = pagedown