Now you can move the square around with the keyboard.
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I'll have more extensive instructions in a later blog post, but if you have time try this out and let me know how it went at help@learncodethehardway.com. Please let me know if you tried a different compiler, Windows version, etc. If you're on OSX or Linux it should work the same but Linux people might want to use their package manager instead.
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### "Keyboard without any keys"
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If you get a weird error message of, "We got a keyboard without any keys" it's because of a security feature in OSX. Go to `Security settings->Input Monitoring` and select your Terminal. Check it, enter your admin password, then restart your Terminal. Now you can...read the keyboard in your own software.
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No, this does not enhance security at all. These people have gone full on insane at this point.
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## Linux
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I actually don't have a Linux computer ready to test, but if you have a brand of Linux you like then try the OSX instructions and email me at [help@learncodethehardway.com](mailto:help@learncodethehardway.com).
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