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games/roccat-tools: Fix README.
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@ -32,12 +32,12 @@ Support for all devices is built by default. To compile support for a
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specific device set the DEVICES variable to a semicolon delimited list
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of devices to compile support for, such as
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DEVICES="isku;koneplus"
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DEVICES="isku;koneplus"
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You will need a dedicated group to run roccat-tools. This will add the
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'roccat' group and not conflict with anything else on SBo:
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groupadd -r -g 318 roccat
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groupadd -r -g 318 roccat
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Set the GROUP variable to whatever you create here before running the
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script, otherwise the default 'roccat' will be used.
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@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ script, otherwise the default 'roccat' will be used.
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To use the device features as normal user you have to add yourself and
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all other users to the group that was created
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usermod -a -G $GROUP $USER
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usermod -a -G $GROUP $USER
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Do a logout/login to apply your new group ownership and replug your
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device and everything should work as expected.
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@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ You can optionally compile support for Lua 5.1 or 5.2 if you want
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scripting possibilities. This will add lua or lua52 as a dependency,
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both available at SBo. Set the Lua version like this:
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LUAVERSION="5.1"
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LUAVERSION="5.1"
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If you have an old Kone (ROC-11-500, ROC-11-501) you, in certain cases,
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may additionally need the kmod-roccat package which is currently not
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* roccateventhandler
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A eventhandler that takes care of displaying OSD events and handles
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quicklaunching and talk events.
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A eventhandler that takes care of displaying OSD events and handles
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quicklaunching and talk events.
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* roccatDEVICEcontrol
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A console application mainly meant as helper for background tasks.
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For basic usage information on roccatDEVICEcontrol please read
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the manpage.
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A console application mainly meant as helper for background tasks.
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For basic usage information on roccatDEVICEcontrol please read
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the manpage.
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* roccatDEVICEconfig
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Graphical user interfaces to modify the profiles of your devices.
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You should find them in the settings folder of your window
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manager, or you can call them from the console.
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Graphical user interfaces to modify the profiles of your devices.
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You should find them in the settings folder of your window
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manager, or you can call them from the console.
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# Known issues
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If you get annoying SHIFT_L key events when entering keys in
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DEVICEconfig you might have a video application like xine running
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which tries to disable the screensaver in the most stupid way. You
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have to switch off this functionality or close the culprit.
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If you get annoying SHIFT_L key events when entering keys in
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DEVICEconfig you might have a video application like xine running
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which tries to disable the screensaver in the most stupid way. You
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have to switch off this functionality or close the culprit.
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If some key events don't show up in DEVICEconfig then you might have
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software like xbindkeys running. You have to turn off these tools
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for editing keys or macros in DEVICEconfig. Another possibility is
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that the translation table is missing some keys (in fact at this
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time it only supports a standard 105-keys keyboard)
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If some key events don't show up in DEVICEconfig then you might have
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software like xbindkeys running. You have to turn off these tools
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for editing keys or macros in DEVICEconfig. Another possibility is
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that the translation table is missing some keys (in fact at this
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time it only supports a standard 105-keys keyboard)
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