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David Revoy

Configuring the XpPen ACK05 Remote with only FLOSS on GNU/Linux: my investigation and workarounds. :linux: 🔧

Blog post: davidrevoy.com/article1047/con

A photo of the ACK05 device: a sort of numeric keypad. On the top, a digitally painted tux with a wrench is questioning his methods.
A top down photo on my desk: the remote, the tablet, the mouse and my two hands. On the canvas: Krita on Debian 12 KDE.
A diagram showing an outline of the buttons of the ACK05: each keys has written on top its MSC Scan key code, and the shortcut.
Photo of the ACK05 tear down: the MCU is visible (a zoom reveals the ID number). Some blue clippers are on the photo too.
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Cookie & Oreo

@davidrevoy Mhh, is the premise that a macro pad is better in the long run? How would it compare with something like this? whatgeek.com/products/doio-kb1

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David Revoy

@biscuitcats Hey, that's the main point of my conclusion in the article. But I redirect to a more open and easy to program one, the DuckyPad tindie.com/products/dekuNukem/ or a ~15$ DIY on top of a USB numeric keypad.

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Cookie & Oreo

@davidrevoy hehe! I actually did read it (most of it the technical parts are just beyond my level) unfortunately I do not have the tools or skills for a DIY route (Also I like pink) The macro pads market is quite big and that's awesome the more choice the better even if you can't DIY your whatever reason.

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