others have provided you with a some good answers so i only mean to share that; if none of those work for you; you can google search key mapping on google to find even more alternatives to try out.
Technically it’s a universal method (not limited to KDE): Input Remapper.
audaxdreik@pawb.social
on 27 Dec 23:40
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If you’ve got Logitech, check out Piper (which is really just a GUI wrapper for libratbag). After a lot of searching, this ended up being the solution I went with.
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wiki.archlinux.org/title/Logitech_MX_Master#Mappi…
I use github.com/ckb-next/ckb-next You can check if your device is supported github.com/ckb-next/…/Supported-Hardware here
Select your device -> select the button -> binding -> keyboard -> Miscellaneous -> Page Up or Page Down -> Apply
others have provided you with a some good answers so i only mean to share that; if none of those work for you; you can google search key mapping on google to find even more alternatives to try out.
Technically it’s a universal method (not limited to KDE): Input Remapper.
If you’ve got Logitech, check out Piper (which is really just a GUI wrapper for libratbag). After a lot of searching, this ended up being the solution I went with.
EDIT: pulled up the link but then forgot to paste it, sorry! github.com/libratbag/piper
Thank you for that, I had no idea it existed.
Go into system settings > mouse > select your mouse > rebind buttons
Thank you. These are the settings available to me, but I do not see the option to rebind buttons.
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Ah, you’re on Xorg. This feature is only available in the Wayland session
Woah, thank you so much! This is actually really fricken cool and surprisingly easy to setup!