Additionally when I was trying to "sniff" the key presses using applications like Keycastr, it didn't register any keystrokes at all for anything I typed while connected via Universal Control. Unfortunately, it seems that the hidutil has no effect on the keyboard "shared" via Universal Control. Say, my keyboard is connected to my 16" MBP via Bluetooth, and I'm working on my 13" MBP M1 via Universal Control.
UNIVERSAL CONTROL REMAPPER FOR MAC FOR MAC OS X
I would now like to remap the same keys on the computer which is controlled via Universal Control. Joystick Mapper is an application for Mac OS X that lets you map keyboard keys, mouse axes, mouse buttons and mouse wheel to any mac compatible joystick or. The above works when I have the keyboard connected directly to either of the computer with Bluetooth, as well as when using the built-in keyboard directly on each of the computers. # keyboard, or leave empty to remap all connected keyboards # Set productid variable, as per example below, to remap only specific
plist file loaded with launchctl), which is essentially a wrapper around hidutil: #!/bin/bash In order to achieve that, I have a bash script that runs at login (this is triggered with a. All three keyboards (the external as well as both built-in keyboards) have the §/± key to the left of 1 key. I needed to remap the §/± key to ~ key, so that I can keep using the combination CMD + ~ the same as I always had, to switch between a given application's windows. In my particular case, I have a US Layout Apple Magic Keyboard (model A1314), while both my laptops use the UK keyboard layout. Universal Control was first announced during last year’s W0rldwide Developers Conference keynote.
UNIVERSAL CONTROL REMAPPER FOR MAC BLUETOOTH
When using an external keyboard on my 16" 2019 MBP or 13" M1 MBP (both running macOS Monterey 12.3.1 build 21E258), connected directly with Bluetooth to either of those two computers, I'm able to remap certain key combinations using the hidutil command. Long-delayed Universal Control feature for Mac enters beta.
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