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I bought this lovely old Macally iBall Pro and I have it setup well in Ubuntu 22.04 using xinput to configure middle button emulation and scrolling with a button. Like so: xinput set-prop "12&...
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bit of a strange issue for you. I have an old 2-in-1 laptop tablet thing that works well enough, except the driver for the touchscreen occasionally crashes, leaving it unusable. I have a simple script ...
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Installed Fedora 41 (Gnome) on an old Sony Vaio Tap 11. Almost everything works out of the box, more or less. Clicking/releasing the mouse buttons does not work. Tapping on the touchpad does not work ...
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I have a router running a custom Linux as firmware. I can ssh in and install packages via the entware repository. I’ve attached a keyboard to the USB port and I’d like to read the keyboard input. The ...
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Currently I use the following command to disable / enable my touchscreen. sudo bash -c 'echo "<device-id>" > /sys/bus/hid/drivers/hid-multitouch/unbind' Is there a way to achieve ...
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Since this morning my mouse is not working anymore on my Debian 11 google cloud VM, so I restarted the machine but the mouse is still not responding to clicking (my keyboard somehow is). I checked and ...
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How can we get the user's idle time, defined as the time during which the user hasn't struck the keyboard or even made a mouse movement in Ubuntu 22.04. It should display with the username, the user's ...
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I want to disable internal keyboard of my laptap, then I followed this answer and this doc (because it's Ubuntu and Wayland) so I created a .rules includes: KERNELS=="input2", ATTRS{name}==&...
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I am getting the below kernel crash when I try to rmmod the g_hid module. Can someone provide me with a lead? [ 261.125986] ------------[ cut here ]------------ [ 261.130656] Device 'hidg.0' does ...
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The keyboard and Mouse/touchpad are not working in Ubuntu-22.04 LTS OS on Lenovo V14 Gen4 7520U CPU. The external keyboard and mouse work perfectly. Is there any solution?
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I'm trying to make a userspace Linux program that talks to a Bluetooth HID device, specifically the Wii remote. When the hid-wiimote kernel module is loaded, I can use the hidapi library (with the ...
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I am trying to achieve what the QMK firmware does for keyboards but using software. So, I would like to turn off keys, substitute some keys for others, layers and etc. The first thing that appeared ...
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I have a mouse (Canyon CND-SGM14RGB) with multiple programmable buttons, half of them are set to be multimedia buttons. Software for configuration is Windows-only, and those buttons work in Windows -- ...
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I am trying to write a simple Linux USB mouse driver, and I've run into a problem with actually getting the information from the mouse to the module. Right now I have a kernel module that can be ...
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What are the advantages and disadvantages to using the evdev subsystem versus accessing input devices using libusb? The kernel docs for evdev state: This is the preferred interface for userspace to ...
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