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Keyboard

Everything under System Settings › Keyboard, as Nix options. Each one is named after the control you'd click, and set under programs.nix-plist-manager.options in home-manager.

102 options 82 verified against System Settings

What this pane shows that can’t be declared, and why:

9 settings
  • Customize Modifier Keys › Customize modifier keys — kept per connected keyboard
  • Modifier Keys › Reset modifier keys — kept per connected keyboard
  • Dictation — turning Dictation on asks for consent to send audio to Apple
  • Illuminate keyboard — keyboard brightness changes often and belongs to the keyboard
  • Keyboard sensitivity — keyboard brightness changes often and belongs to the keyboard
  • Text Replacements › Text replacements — kept in the KeyboardServices database and synced through iCloud, not in a preference file
  • Caps Lock Input Sources › Use Caps Lock to switch input sources — only shown with an input source that isn’t Latin, which the tested Mac didn’t have
  • Touch Bar Settings › Customize Touch Bar or Control Strip — only on Macs with a Touch Bar, which the tested Mac didn’t have
  • Touch Bar Settings › Touch Bar typing suggestions — only on Macs with a Touch Bar, which the tested Mac didn’t have