Maximilian Luz

> The keyboard cover touchpad gets recognized as two input devices, namely "Microsoft Surface Type Cover Mouse" and "Microsoft Surface Type Cover Touchpad". This is nothing unusual as far as...

You need to figure out the device ID of the touchpad. Since you have a Go 3 it's probably the same, but you can use `sudo evtest` to verify that....

Can you check that the quirk got applied properly via `cat /sys/bus/usb/devices/B-D/quirks`? You can find the full path via lsusb where `B` is the bus number and `D` is the...

I guess that looks like it should be applied. Just to be absolutely sure though, can you post the output of `cat /sys/bus/usb/devices/1-7/quirks`?

> Edit: And sorry about sniping your reply @qzed just was closing this tab and saw the comment, trying to help things along wherever I can. :) Don't worry about...

Okay. That means it really is applied, but doesn't seem to help. So I guess there might be multiple issues at play here...

That might actually help, at least to check a theory. Can you post a dmesg excerpt of flipping the cover? I think if it's a re-initialization thing, the input devices...

Depends on the distro. We've [enabled binder for Ubuntu/Debian](https://github.com/linux-surface/linux-surface/blob/c58cae4193e8007cb1d8a548db759bcdc3ce5c24/pkg/debian/kernel/ubuntu.config#L46-L51) because Ubuntu has it enabled. For other distros, you might need to add yourself. > Should I instead place the kernel...

IIRC @StollD explained it nicely in another issue or on our Matrix chat (better than I probably can): The issue is with the desktop environment (which is generally responsible for...

So I checked again a bit and what I alluded to before is `zwp_text_input_manager_v3`. Not all applications support it (AFAICT chromium only supports v1 but not v3, and Gnome supports...