How remap ctrl + k to ctrl + v in linux?

Question

I use a Dvorak keyboard, and I want to use the shortcut like a Windows/Dvorak.

I've tried to use autokey but doesn't work very well. I'm interested in a solution on Xorg directly, of the style of xmodmap or setxkbmap.

The first step is remap a arbitrary hotkey like a ctrl+k to ctrl+v, and later remap individually each hotkey. Or use the hotkeys the QWERTY in Dvorak directly.

Answer 1

In one of the answers to this question (same as yours but for Windows) someone suggested trying a program they wrote for *nix systems and Windows. You can find the code and instructions for doing this here. From his description, it seems it would do exactly what you want, automatically.