Markus Meissner

there is also [afc-scout](https://github.com/dominiksalvet/afc-scout), which might also help you to investigate ACPI details.

I have not too much hope that non-Zenbooks might work. Have you tried `force=1` loading the module? Furthermore my might play around with [this perl script](https://github.com/daringer/asus-fan/blob/master/misc/acer_ec.pl) as most of my...

btw. you could try [afc-scout](https://github.com/dominiksalvet/afc-scout) in order to get some ACPI hints...

You might try the git version, lately there have been some contributions addressing these issues.

Yes, I know development is not happening currently, mainly still due to a non existing Zenbook on my side. Nevertheless the control concepts seem to be very similar with most...

this is currently not really possible, best would be something like that: ``` type: 'custom:flex-table-card' title: blub blub columns: - name: descent-into-object data: repositories.foo ``` already tried a naive approach,...

yes, generally json support is something to be done at some point. But for now you could simply use the `modify` attribute to select one item from your json object,...

mmmh, that's a smart approach, buying it! * `as_css_selector` feels good (in terms of config-semantics) * for `tr.state-on` I am not totally convinced this is the right location, let's see...

ok ok, getting closer, means `as_css_selector` (btw. think it should be called `css_class_for`) will **additionally** add the class to the chosen html-tag. So your output example would actually look like...

@gsolem, the approach above somehow not trivial to realize. But you can easily use `modify` for this behavior, you'll get the value as `x` into the `modify-scope` and from there...