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Author: quantumish <freifeld.david@gmail.com>
Date:   Sat, 25 Jul 2026 22:13:59 -0700

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 ## control emacs with your steering wheel
 
-This package implements Emacs support for the Thrustmaster T150 USB steering wheel. 
+This package implements Emacs support for the Thrustmaster T150 USB
+steering wheel.
 
-Not only can you control said steering wheel through Emacs, but `whe.el` both provides key emulation for all the buttons on the wheel to allow you to use them in keybinds. Furthermore, with the `wheel-def` macro you can have keybinds depend on the position of the wheel, thus making insane keybinds like "control-x-starboard" a reality.
+Not only can you control said steering wheel through Emacs, but `whe.el`
+also provides key emulation for all the buttons on the wheel to allow you
+to use them in keybinds. Furthermore, with the `wheel-def` macro you can
+have keybinds depend on the position of the wheel, thus making insane
+keybinds like "control-x-g-starboard" a reality.
 
 ```elisp
 (wheel-def "C-x g"
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