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**service**
- `bin/key-mapper-service` executable that starts listening over dbus for
commands and runs the injector when needed. It shouldn't matter how it is
started as long as it manages to start without throwing errors.
- `bin/key-mapper-service` executable that starts listening for
commands via dbus and runs the injector when needed. It shouldn't matter how
it is started as long as it manages to start without throwing errors. It
usually needs root rights.
**gui**
- `bin/key-mapper-gtk` the executable that starts the gui. It also sends
messages to the service via dbus
- `data/key-mapper.policy` is needed to show a password promt when starting
the gui for sudo rights
messages to the service via dbus if certain buttons are clicked.
- `bin/key-mapper-gtk-pkexec` opens a password promt to grant root rights
to the GUI, so that it can read from devices.
- `data/key-mapper.policy` is needed for pkexec
- `data/key-mapper.desktop` is the entry in the start menu
**cli**
- `bin/key-mapper-control` is an executable to send messages to the service
via dbus. It can be used to start and stop injection without a gui.
via dbus. It can be used to start and stop injection without a GUI.
**systemd**
- `data/key-mapper.service` starts key-mapper-service automatically on boot,
systemctl commands are possible.
- `data/key-mapper.service` starts key-mapper-service automatically on boot
on distros using systemd.
- `data/keymapper.Control.conf` is needed to connect to dbus services started
by systemd from other applications
by systemd from other applications.
**user stuff**
- `key-mapper-autoload.desktop` executes on login and tells the systemd
service to stop injecting (possible the presets of another user) and to
inject the users autoloaded presets instead (if any are configured)
service to stop injecting (possibly the presets of another user) and to
inject the users autoloaded presets instead (if any are configured)
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