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How can I map repeated key presses to specific?


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Can I map repeated key presses in Ubuntu to particular keys? For example pressing aaa would give me capital A, like I'm doing in my Vim. Because modifier keys are too far away for my fingers to reach and come back again for normal typing. And Capslock key isn't nice, because it makes me to toggle Capslock again to go back to normal. Repeated key presses seems way more faster than moving away finger go for modifier keys and come back again.



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    Can I map repeated key presses in Ubuntu to particular keys? For example pressing aaa would give me capital A, like I'm doing in my Vim. Because modifier keys are too far away for my fingers to reach and come back again for normal typing. And Capslock key isn't nice, because it makes me to toggle Capslock again to go back to normal. Repeated key presses seems way more faster than moving away finger go for modifier keys and come back again.



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      Can I map repeated key presses in Ubuntu to particular keys? For example pressing aaa would give me capital A, like I'm doing in my Vim. Because modifier keys are too far away for my fingers to reach and come back again for normal typing. And Capslock key isn't nice, because it makes me to toggle Capslock again to go back to normal. Repeated key presses seems way more faster than moving away finger go for modifier keys and come back again.



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      Can I map repeated key presses in Ubuntu to particular keys? For example pressing aaa would give me capital A, like I'm doing in my Vim. Because modifier keys are too far away for my fingers to reach and come back again for normal typing. And Capslock key isn't nice, because it makes me to toggle Capslock again to go back to normal. Repeated key presses seems way more faster than moving away finger go for modifier keys and come back again.



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          Either turn on Sticky Keys (included in Ubuntu) or take a look at USB foot petals (more) which explicitly support Linux and imitate the Shift key of your keyboard.






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            Aargh!...didnt know there is keyboard for your feet as well!

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            Well, not a keyboard per se, more like the dwell pedal on a piano.

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          Either turn on Sticky Keys (included in Ubuntu) or take a look at USB foot petals (more) which explicitly support Linux and imitate the Shift key of your keyboard.






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            Aargh!...didnt know there is keyboard for your feet as well!

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            Well, not a keyboard per se, more like the dwell pedal on a piano.

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          Either turn on Sticky Keys (included in Ubuntu) or take a look at USB foot petals (more) which explicitly support Linux and imitate the Shift key of your keyboard.






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            Aargh!...didnt know there is keyboard for your feet as well!

            – MD. Mohiuddin Ahmed
            Sep 28 at 8:32






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            Well, not a keyboard per se, more like the dwell pedal on a piano.

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            Sep 29 at 6:11













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          Either turn on Sticky Keys (included in Ubuntu) or take a look at USB foot petals (more) which explicitly support Linux and imitate the Shift key of your keyboard.






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          Either turn on Sticky Keys (included in Ubuntu) or take a look at USB foot petals (more) which explicitly support Linux and imitate the Shift key of your keyboard.







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            Aargh!...didnt know there is keyboard for your feet as well!

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            Well, not a keyboard per se, more like the dwell pedal on a piano.

            – K7AAY
            Sep 29 at 6:11












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            Aargh!...didnt know there is keyboard for your feet as well!

            – MD. Mohiuddin Ahmed
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            Well, not a keyboard per se, more like the dwell pedal on a piano.

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            Sep 29 at 6:11







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          Aargh!...didnt know there is keyboard for your feet as well!

          – MD. Mohiuddin Ahmed
          Sep 28 at 8:32





          Aargh!...didnt know there is keyboard for your feet as well!

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          Sep 28 at 8:32




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          Well, not a keyboard per se, more like the dwell pedal on a piano.

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          Well, not a keyboard per se, more like the dwell pedal on a piano.

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