Krut Patel

> trying to find right dot You could probably get this by adding a `print(key)` after https://github.com/asus-linux-drivers/asus-numberpad-driver/blob/fc78b5c06ca161d8d316a6b07b13445cc81a5369/asus_touchpad.py#L377 to log the final key codes that get used.

What OS and DE are you running?

I've pushed some changes to not abort when the numlock detection fails. Could you try it out? Should be as easy as re-running the `cargo install` command from readme. Also,...

I've updated master with some fixes to the keyboard detection. Could you please check if it works now? You'll need to install through the "manual" method as mentioned in the...

I can't really help much here. Did any of the other numpad scripts (such as https://github.com/asus-linux-drivers/asus-numberpad-driver/) work for you? Then maybe we can see what they do to make it...

Hi @kamack38 this is most likely a case of unsupported hardware - your laptop model probably needs some unique setup to get the touchpad working. I would again recommend trying...

Yep, this is a known limitation. Sadly, it is going to be _extremely_ difficult to fix this. I have been trying to tackle some of it at https://github.com/iamkroot/asus-numpad/tree/smart-grab but it...

Hey! Thanks for reaching out :) This would be pretty nice! I'd also prefer to have everything in the kernel. But I'm quite hesitant about the effort- 1. My experience...

Your glibc is probably too old. The immediate solution would be to follow the [Compile from source](https://github.com/iamkroot/asus-numpad#compile-from-source) instructions and build the app locally. It will then pick the glibc from...

Regarding the install script- I have an aversion to reading/writing shell scripts. Would much rather prefer a saner language such as python. (maybe you can get gpt to do it...