Fix For USB Keyboard Not Being Recognized After Reconnection On Linux

This project offers a fix for the common problem where USB keyboards are not recognized by Linux systems after being reconnected. It aims to enhance user experience by ensuring seamless connectivity and functionality of USB keyboards without requiring a system reboot or manual intervention.

The solution involves modifying system configurations and utilizing specific kernel parameters to ensure that the USB subsystem properly detects and initializes the keyboard upon reconnection. It leverages Linux's built-in capabilities and provides a script to automate the necessary adjustments, making it accessible for users with varying levels of technical expertise.

This project is particularly useful for Linux users who frequently connect and disconnect their USB keyboards, such as developers, gamers, and remote workers. By resolving this issue, it contributes to a more stable and efficient computing environment, allowing users to focus on their tasks without being hindered by peripheral recognition problems.