Aethermap

Aethermap is a powerful, low-level input device remapper and macro engine for Linux. Built with Rust for performance and safety, it provides a universal solution for customizing gaming keypads, mice, and keyboards with "Human-Speed" ergonomics.

Originally designed for Razer and Azeron devices, Aethermap now supports any evdev-compatible device, offering deep integration with the COSMIC desktop and full Wayland compatibility.

Features

• Ergonomic Macros: Human-like macro execution with randomized jitter and network latency compensation.
• Mixed Input Support: Record and play back complex sequences combining keyboard keys and mouse buttons.
• Physical Device Merging: Robust grouping of multiple event nodes into single physical device entries.
• Adaptive COSMIC Theme: Modern Iced-based GUI that automatically follows system Light/Dark mode settings.
• Low-Level Control: Privileged daemon for exclusive device grabbing and uinput-based virtual injection.
• Device Support:
  • Azeron: Cyborg, Compact, Classic (including analog stick support).
  • Razer: Tartarus, Naga, and all other keyboards/mice.
  • Universal: Any standard Linux input device.

Installation (Arch Linux)

1. Build the package:

   ./build-package.sh
   

2. Install:

   sudo pacman -U aethermap-*.pkg.tar.zst
   

3. Start the daemon:

   sudo systemctl enable --now aethermapd
   

Usage

Launch the GUI from your application menu or run aethermap-gui.

• Devices Tab: Manage your connected hardware and toggle exclusive access.
• Macros Tab: Record, edit, and assign macros with adjustable humanization settings.
• Settings: Tune global latency offsets and jitter intensity to match your playstyle and connection.

License

This project is licensed under the GPL-2.0 License - see the LICENSE file for details.