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Hi, I would have liked to know how this script works which (if I understood correctly) should allow to use the G keys of the G910 keyboards, and how to install it.
Indeed, I installed, with pip, python-uinput, pyudev, glob3 and hidraw.
When I run the script with python, I don't get any answers to indicate that it works, and the G keys are always the same as the Fx keys. And when I stop the script with Ctrl-C, I get an error that says:
┌─(~/g910-gkey-uinput)──────────────────────────────────────────(troupal@name-of-net:pts/0)─┐
└─(18:50:16 on master)──> python g910-gkey-uinput.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "g910-gkey-uinput. py", line 33, in <module>
binary = f. read (20)
KeyboardInterrupt
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Hi, I would have liked to know how this script works which (if I understood correctly) should allow to use the G keys of the G910 keyboards, and how to install it.
Indeed, I installed, with pip, python-uinput, pyudev, glob3 and hidraw.
When I run the script with python, I don't get any answers to indicate that it works, and the G keys are always the same as the Fx keys. And when I stop the script with Ctrl-C, I get an error that says:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: