Adds evremap

.config/evremap/evremap.toml##class.Laptop

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+# The name of the device to remap.
+# Run `sudo evremap list-devices` to see the devices available
+# on your system.
+device_name = "Keychron Keychron Q10 Max Keyboard"
+
+# If you have multiple devices with the same name, you can optionally
+# specify the `phys` value that is printed by the `list-devices` subcommand
+# phys = "usb-0000:07:00.3-2.1.1/input0"
+
+# Configure CAPSLOCK as a Dual Role key.
+# Holding it produces LEFTCTRL, but tapping it
+# will produce ESC.
+# Both `tap` and `hold` can expand to multiple output keys.
+[[dual_role]]
+input = "KEY_CAPSLOCK"
+hold = ["KEY_LEFTCTRL"]
+tap = ["KEY_ESC"]

.config/evremap/evremap.toml##class.PC

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+# The name of the device to remap.
+# Run `sudo evremap list-devices` to see the devices available
+# on your system.
+device_name = "Keychron Keychron Q10 Max"
+
+# If you have multiple devices with the same name, you can optionally
+# specify the `phys` value that is printed by the `list-devices` subcommand
+# phys = "usb-0000:07:00.3-2.1.1/input0"
+
+# Configure CAPSLOCK as a Dual Role key.
+# Holding it produces LEFTCTRL, but tapping it
+# will produce ESC.
+# Both `tap` and `hold` can expand to multiple output keys.
+[[dual_role]]
+input = "KEY_CAPSLOCK"
+hold = ["KEY_LEFTCTRL"]
+tap = ["KEY_ESC"]

.config/yadm/bootstrap.d/_install_keymap.sh

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 echo "# Installing keymapping"
 
 yay -S --needed evremap
-sudo ln -s -f ~/.config/evremap.toml /etc/evremap.toml
+sudo ln -s -f ~/.config/evremap/evremap.toml /etc/evremap.toml
+sudo systemctl enable --now evremap