Has anyone set up a compose key on their Pocket Reform?
If so, how?
And where did you put it?
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If you want to go down a bit of a rabbit hole, you can remap all of your keys with GitHub - kmonad/kmonad: An advanced keyboard manager. At this point you can set up your own layers and do things like mod-taps (where you tap a key for the functionality on the keycap and hold it for some extra functionality).
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I’ve not tried it, but there’s also Kanata which is apparently similar, but written in Rust:
Interesting… I took a quick look and it seems to be a kmonad clone.
These are both using almost identical lisp configurations and the .kbd format seems interchangable with one or two slight variations.
My read from the comparisons document is that you would need to use katana over kmonad if you want mouse events. More practically, they both have pretty limited binaries for various OSs – neither seem to ship a .deb or have a ppa – so ease of installation needs to be taken into account.
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