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ASUS ROG Gladius II Core #1366
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Hello, that would be nice! Gentle ping, @kyokenn. Since you made the driver for ASUS devices, would you like to get mentioned whenever support for new devices for it is requested? |
Yeah, sure. |
@kyokenn, here is the output:
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I have added device file https://github.com/kyokenn/libratbag/blob/g2core/data/devices/asus-rog-gladius2-core.device |
@kyokenn, I don't know if I have the ASUS driver. I don't have any ASUS .device files related to ASUS models in |
I see. So you have an older version. You need to build the latest one. You can build from my branch. |
@evrifaessa, the support for ASUS devices only came out very recently, in v0.17 released less than a week ago, so not all distros have updated to it yet. Since that may take a while, you should probably build libratbag yourself. https://github.com/libratbag/libratbag/wiki/Building-from-source. To track whether libratbag in repository of your distro has been updated, I suggest using Repology: https://repology.org/project/libratbag/versions. |
I'm using Fedora 37. I think I'll wait until the update arrives to me. |
Would it be possible to just test it with rogdrv? |
@evrifaessa, hi! Fedora 38 with libratbag v0.17 has been out for a while, if you've updated, could you check it now? |
Just tested. Piper can now recognize the mouse. Though I can say there are a few issues.
This is my initial testing. Let me know if I can help with any debugging. |
libratbag has support for similar devices such as Gladius II and Gladius II Origin. If you are interested in implementing this mouse, I can provide you any diagnostic data you need.
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