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https://github.com/sezanzeb/input-remap ... .0_all.deb

(Edit: It seems they used zstd for this deb)

https://github.com/sezanzeb/input-remapper/releases

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Yes, "Keymapper" is already in repos, but this might be useful for users:

https://github.com/sezanzeb/input-remapper#input-remapper wrote:
Formerly Key Mapper

An easy to use tool to change the mapping of your input device buttons.
Supports mice, keyboards, gamepads, X11, Wayland, combined buttons and programmable macros.
Allows mapping non-keyboard events (click, joystick, wheel) to keys of keyboard devices.

https://linuxhint.com/map-a-mouse-button-in-linux/ wrote:
... Input Remapper has been updated with support for mapping joysticks like D-Pads, support for mapping the mouse wheel, key combinations, and loading presets automatically when devices are connected, even after login.

I've just installed this in an attempt to designate one of the "dead" keys on my keyboard as Alt-Gr but (I think) because the key is not currently active, I can't press it to change it in input remapper.

Is there an idiot's guide to doing this, either with this or another bit of software?

I have three spare keys between my space bar and my right Control key, and would like to use one of them for this.

Any help much appreciated!

It would probably be best to move your question out to the help area and also going to need your QSI and a little better understanding of what you installed. (ie did you install keymapper from the repos, or the input-remapper from the link?)

Having got round to trying this again, but in a different way, I will create new thread in Help

I have no idea how it ended up in here, - sorry!