I would document somewhere that Dual Key Remap process should run with at least normal priority. When set below that and combined with high CPU usage, like when starting an IDE or building a project mouse becomes very laggy and unusable. This is pretty important to know for people who want to start this program automatically using Task Scheduler as by default it runs processes with below normal priority.
Ah, didn't realize that you could run it as low priority. Indeed probably worth calling out. DKR handles each input so if it gets throttled it will probably lag all input devices.
I would document somewhere that Dual Key Remap process should run with at least normal priority. When set below that and combined with high CPU usage, like when starting an IDE or building a project mouse becomes very laggy and unusable. This is pretty important to know for people who want to start this program automatically using Task Scheduler as by default it runs processes with below normal priority.