I am currently struggling with the following issue:
At work I use an Apple MacBook Pro, whereas personally I use a Dell XPS 13 running Kubuntu. I never had an issue switching between the Apple and Standard (Windows style?) layouts. Recently however I started to use an Apple Magic Keyboard 2 in my home office setup. I use this setup with both laptops, and I realise more and more that I have an issue using Kubuntu with the Magic Keyboard. It just doesn't feel natural to press Ctrl+C for copying for example, even though it's not an issue on the internal keyboard. So what I want to do is use my personal Laptop with different keyboard layouts and shortcuts depending on the keyboard I use.
A few examples to show what I mean:
- use Cmd+C, Cmd+V etc when using the Magic Keyboard, but Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V when using the internal one
- use Cmd+Space to open KRunner with the Magic Keyboard, but use Alt+Space when using the internal one (I use KRunner to search and open software, which is similar to Apple Spotlight in that regard, which is also opened with Cmd+Space)
- Use Cmd+LeftArrow for jumping to the beginning of the line with the Magic keyboard, but use the Pos1 key for this on my internal one
I did find this and also a few questions here on askubuntu, but nothing I found quite fits my requirements.
Is what I want to do even possible?
