I miss using a clicky keyboard at work. It's a fairly quiet office, so I'm stuck using a nearly silent keyboard. The upshot is that I can wear headphones. Is there something in Linux or X that can respond to all keyboard events with a nice, sharp click, giving me that audio feedback? Before you think I'm crazy, I know some high-end keyboards even have speakers in them to reproduce this click for those who like the audio feedback. I'm looking for something at the operating system level.
Is there something that will generate keyboard's click sounds?
linux;keyboard;audio
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