Gregory's Server:neko_cats_eye: Today I'm going to show you how I turned a cheap USB numeric keypad into a pad that I use for my digital painting shortcuts under GNU/Linux.
β Tutorial: https://www.davidrevoy.com/article989/how-to-customise-a-usb-numeric-keypad-under-gnulinux
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@davidrevoy It looks very useful for drawing outdoors :blobcateyescoffee: Also I love how you painted the keypad, it looks so fun! @davidrevoy Sort of off topic but I wonder whether anyone has used two 10-key pads turned sideways as a cheap-o split ergo keyboard. @trevorflowers This interesting, but I'm not sure technically how one could match two similar keypads (assuming it is the same model, for aesthetic) because the evdev:input: identifier on top of the two hwdb files would be the same, and then the one with the filename sorted in last would overwrite the config of the first. @davidrevoy Hi Deevad, I just want to point out that USB VIDs are not unique to every keyboard but every product at best and every product that uses a certain microcontroller at worst. That said I'm not sure what a better solution would be :) Just keep it in mind that someone could theoretically lose the draw and have two of the same VIDs @jookia That's my name on IRC, and we spent a lot of time discussing on it, maybe it is your muscle memory. Totally fine. π @davidrevoy what a beautiful, interesting and useful project. |
@davidrevoy brilliant! Iβll share this with my kid, he couldnuse this. Thanks, David!