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My solution to make the Screenpad work! (UX580GE)

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My solution to make the Screenpad work! (UX580GE and probably all models with trackpad screenpad)

Run the following line in your terminal and install your Screenpad!

wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SinanAkkoyun/ScreenpadLinux/main/installer.sh && chmod +x installer.sh && ./installer.sh

Make sure to reboot after installation.

(if you run this again, make sure to manually remove the shortkey group beforehand)

Go into your .screenpad/ScreenpadLinux directory and run update.sh

cd ~/.screenpad/ScreenpadLinux chmod +x update.sh ./update.sh

Finding out adapter names (necessary if model is not UX580GE)

You probably realized that after installation and a reboot the screenpad does not turn on. It is recommended that you do this after installation. It is time to edit the configuration to make it work!

Open ~/.screenpad/ScreenpadLinux/config.json with your favorite text editor, it should look like this:

< "intel": "HDMI-1-0", "nvidia": "HDMI-0" >

Do you see HDMI-1-0 and HDMI-0? You have to change them according to your own system. In order to find out which names do correlate to what, you first need to change your system to hybrid or integrated.

optimus-manager --switch hybrid #or integrated

Now disable your screenpad. Run this script in your terminal:

~/.screenpad/ScreenpadLinux/disable_screenpad.sh

Now, either take a look in your GUI display settings or run

xrandr --query | grep " connected"

You should only see your main monitor. Note that name, because this is the one we will be ignoring.

~/.screenpad/ScreenpadLinux/enable_screenpad.sh

And wait until it has finished. Now run xrandr again

xrandr --query | grep " connected"

Note down the new connection. This is the intel one

Repeat this process with Optimus set to NVIDIA

optimus-manager --switch nvidia #wait ~/.screenpad/ScreenpadLinux/enable_screenpad.sh #wait xrandr --query | grep " connected"

Open ~/.screenpad/ScreenpadLinux/config.json and replace the adapter names to the ones you just noted:

< "intel": "youradaptername1", "nvidia": "youradaptername2" >

You are done! Now go ahead and press the shortcut to activate the Screenpad and enjoy! (Shift+ToggleTouchpad / SHIFT+Fn+F6)

Does it work? Great! Now do the final step and create an issue here on github, put as the title «Data», write me your laptop model number and paste your config.json here! If you do this I can also automate the process you just did! Thank you 🙂

You are done! Yay! In order to enable your screenpad, simply press your custom shortcut (in my case it is SHIFT+Fn+F6). You should get a notification and after about 5 seconds your screenpad should turn on and just work! You can press the same shortcut in order to disable it again!

Controls (CLI, for your own custom scripts)

# Brightness controll (relative): /opt/screenpad/add_screenpad_brightness.sh +12/-12 # (12 corresponds to about 5% brightness level) # Brightness controll (absolute): /opt/screenpad/set_screenpad_brightness.sh 255 (0-255) # NOTE: when you set the brightness to 0, the laptop automatically disconnects the screenpad. # Toggle screenpad on/off: /opt/screenpad/toggle_screenpad.sh /opt/screenpad/enable_screenpad.sh /opt/screenpad/disable_screenpad.sh

(l8r I will write a completely automated script)

I struggled to get this to work for about a whole year now. Now I FINALLY got it to work, and it is beautiful. We don’t buy this hardware just to not have it working in linux. I hope I saved you months or years of struggle with this. Have fun!

TODO: Add model support and lookup table

TODO: Remove old shortcuts

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SinanAkkoyun/ScreenpadLinux

Run the following line in your terminal and install your Screenpad!

wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SinanAkkoyun/ScreenpadLinux/main/installer.sh && chmod +x installer.sh && ./installer.sh

Make sure to reboot after installation.

(if you run this again, make sure to manually remove the shortkey group beforehand)

Go into your .screenpad/ScreenpadLinux directory and run update.sh

cd ~/.screenpad/ScreenpadLinux chmod +x update.sh ./update.sh

Finding out adapter names (necessary if model is not UX580GE)

You probably realized that after installation and a reboot the screenpad does not turn on. It is recommended that you do this after installation. It is time to edit the configuration to make it work!

Open ~/.screenpad/ScreenpadLinux/config.json with your favorite text editor, it should look like this:

< "intel": "HDMI-1-0", "nvidia": "HDMI-0" >

Do you see HDMI-1-0 and HDMI-0? You have to change them according to your own system. In order to find out which names do correlate to what, you first need to change your system to hybrid or integrated.

optimus-manager --switch hybrid #or integrated

Now disable your screenpad. Run this script in your terminal:

~/.screenpad/ScreenpadLinux/disable_screenpad.sh

Now, either take a look in your GUI display settings or run

xrandr --query | grep " connected"

You should only see your main monitor. Note that name, because this is the one we will be ignoring.

~/.screenpad/ScreenpadLinux/enable_screenpad.sh

And wait until it has finished. Now run xrandr again

xrandr --query | grep " connected"

Note down the new connection. This is the intel one

Repeat this process with Optimus set to NVIDIA

optimus-manager --switch nvidia #wait ~/.screenpad/ScreenpadLinux/enable_screenpad.sh #wait xrandr --query | grep " connected"

Open ~/.screenpad/ScreenpadLinux/config.json and replace the adapter names to the ones you just noted:

< "intel": "youradaptername1", "nvidia": "youradaptername2" >

You are done! Now go ahead and press the shortcut to activate the Screenpad and enjoy! (Shift+ToggleTouchpad / SHIFT+Fn+F6)

Does it work? Great! Now do the final step and create an issue here on github, put as the title «Data», write me your laptop model number and paste your config.json here! If you do this I can also automate the process you just did! Thank you 🙂

You are done! Yay! In order to enable your screenpad, simply press your custom shortcut (in my case it is SHIFT+Fn+F6). You should get a notification and after about 5 seconds your screenpad should turn on and just work! You can press the same shortcut in order to disable it again!

Controls (CLI, for your own custom scripts)

# Brightness controll (relative): /opt/screenpad/add_screenpad_brightness.sh +12/-12 # (12 corresponds to about 5% brightness level) # Brightness controll (absolute): /opt/screenpad/set_screenpad_brightness.sh 255 (0-255) # NOTE: when you set the brightness to 0, the laptop automatically disconnects the screenpad. # Toggle screenpad on/off: /opt/screenpad/toggle_screenpad.sh /opt/screenpad/enable_screenpad.sh /opt/screenpad/disable_screenpad.sh

(l8r I will write a completely automated script)

I struggled to get this to work for about a whole year now. Now I FINALLY got it to work, and it is beautiful. We don’t buy this hardware just to not have it working in linux. I hope I saved you months or years of struggle with this. Have fun!

TODO: Add model support and lookup table

TODO: Remove old shortcuts

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