This small utility was born out of frustation after a mob programming sesssion. The session took place on a french mac book pro, using a pair of french pc keyboards. Some programmers were used to eclipse, others to intellij on linux, others to intellij on mac.
While OSx automatically switches the layout when a keyboard is activated it doesn't change the keymap, meaning we had to remember changing both the os and the IDE keymap each time we switched developper.
This software removes one of the switches: it memorizes the last active osx input source for a given keyboard and restores it automatically when that keyboard becomes the active keyboard.
Download one of the binary packages from this repository releases, unzip its content to whatever folder suits you and run it.
If you want the program to start automatically when you log in,
you can copy the provided plist file to ~/Library/LaunchAgent and load it
manually for the first run:
cp eu.byjean.autokbisw.plist ~/Library/LaunchAgents/
launchctl load ~/Library/LaunchAgents/eu.byjean.autokbisw.plist
Clone this repository (using --recursive to init the CommandLineKit submodule),
then make sure you have xcode installed and run the following command :
xcodebuild -target autokbisw
In the output will be the path to the built program. It should end with
** BUILD SUCCEEDED **
If that's the case, the runnable program will be in ${PWD}/build/Release/autokbisw
You can run it as is or install it :
cp ${PWD}/build/Release/autokbisw /usr/local/bin/
cp autokbisw/eu.byjean.autokbisw.plist ~/Library/LaunchAgents/
launchctl load ~/Library/LaunchAgents/eu.byjean.autokbisw.plist