How odd that they'd choose to report these keypresses in two different places.
I'm somewhat inclined to just leave this alone since I don't know how the upper levels will react to multiple events for one keypress (you might see your volume changing by two steps every time you press a key). But if you'd like to test it I can provide a test build for you. First though I need you to check which scan codes dell_wmi is printing for each key, and I need you to ensure that it is consistently printing the same values every time a given key is pressed. After you have done that provide the scan code to hotkey mapping and I'll make the build.
How odd that they'd choose to report these keypresses in two different places.
I'm somewhat inclined to just leave this alone since I don't know how the upper levels will react to multiple events for one keypress (you might see your volume changing by two steps every time you press a key). But if you'd like to test it I can provide a test build for you. First though I need you to check which scan codes dell_wmi is printing for each key, and I need you to ensure that it is consistently printing the same values every time a given key is pressed. After you have done that provide the scan code to hotkey mapping and I'll make the build.