I use Linux on a Macbook with a UK/GB keyboard and I customize the keymap to solve some problems Apple’s weird keyboard layout causes. I use xmodmap to do this. I’d like to try Wayland, but xmodmap doesn’t work in that. How can I achieve a similar result in Wayland? The .Xmodmap file I use contains the following:
Gnome 3.22 uses wayland by default. Gnome on wayland does not read ~/.profile (or ~/.bash_profile or /etc/profile). See https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=736660.
The Linux’s display system uses multiple technology, protocols, extensions, applications, servers (daemon), drivers and concepts to achieve the windowing system for instance:
Xorg, Wayland, X11, OpenGL, RandR, XrandR, Screen Resolution, DPI, Display server, etc.
I use a 10-button mouse (Logitech M705). Under X11, I was able to configure one of the extra buttons to behave as a second middle-click by modifying files in etc/X11/xorg.conf.d.