ratbagd version (ratbagd --version): 0.17 (libratbag-git on AUR)
Piper version: piper-git 0.7.r120.gd533d97-1
Distribution: EndeavourOS
Device: G502 X Hero
Kernel version (ex. uname -srmo): Linux 6.7.3-arch1-2
Describe the bug
when binding specific buttons like the G4, G5, and MMB to a keystroke, it adds a bunch of random unrelated keys
(MMB is set to period)
(xev reports something else..)
(piper still thinks its the correct keysym)
To Reproduce
im not sure? this seems like a specific hardware issue
if possible i would like guidance on how to apply my current configuration with ratbagctl
(700dpi)
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
have a g502 x hero
set mmb, g4 or g5 to a keystroke
Additional context
i tried with other mice and with other machines and its specifically an issue with the g502 x hero it looks like (but i dont know why)
Can confirm, this happens for me as well. If I bind G6 or G7 on the G502 Hero to a macro of a single key (say n) it will bind N, as well as ctrl alt shift and meta
Piper version 0.8
ratbagd version 0.18
Information
ratbagd
version (ratbagd --version
): 0.17 (libratbag-git on AUR)uname -srmo
):Linux 6.7.3-arch1-2
Describe the bug when binding specific buttons like the G4, G5, and MMB to a keystroke, it adds a bunch of random unrelated keys
(MMB is set to period) (xev reports something else..) (piper still thinks its the correct keysym)
To Reproduce im not sure? this seems like a specific hardware issue if possible i would like guidance on how to apply my current configuration with
ratbagctl
(700dpi)Steps to reproduce the behavior: have a g502 x hero set mmb, g4 or g5 to a keystroke
Logs
ratbagd.log
Additional context i tried with other mice and with other machines and its specifically an issue with the g502 x hero it looks like (but i dont know why)