export CST_KBD_DELAY=250 # [ms] export CST_KBD_RATE=30 # [char/s] export CST_KBD_REPEAT=34 # [ms] # linux console (needs to be root): kbdrate -s -r $CST_KBD_RATE -d $CST_KBD_DELAY # in X xset r rate $CST_KBD_DELAY $CST_KBD_RATE # in wayland: ?? ---- Please note that those settings are reverted if plugging a keyboard (USB). Therefore I guess here is another way using udev rules what I'm too lazy to figure out. Also, in my use case, different keyboards have different keys and need to be configured anyway. So I call a script when switching a keyboard and put the script in .xsessionrc for X sessions.
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