During March 2026, Hias focused on stabilizing and improving input handling in the xbmc/xbmc repository. He refactored legacy C++ code by removing the outdated Hardy keycode fallback, which reduced log spam and streamlined the codebase. To enhance debugging and future maintenance, Hias introduced detailed logging in LibInputKeyboard, making xkb keysym and name mappings observable for easier investigation of key mapping issues. His work aligned input handling with modern SDL practices, reducing technical debt and maintenance overhead. The depth of these changes demonstrated strong skills in C++ development, debugging, and legacy code refactoring, resulting in a more maintainable input subsystem.