[Bug 1554065] Re: Logitech presenter only working partially
Björn Daase
1554065 at bugs.launchpad.net
Thu Jun 21 06:32:25 UTC 2018
I tried exactly the solution above using Ubuntu 16.04, but it does not
help. Does anybody have a clue?
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Title:
Logitech presenter only working partially
Status in systemd package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
The Logitech R400 presenter's buttons for starting a presentation and
toggling the screen to black does not work any more since at least
Ubuntu 13.10 [1] (it had worked in a previous Ubuntu version I do not
remember exactly and it still worked in Debian 7 Wheezy but also does
not work any more in Debian 8 Jessie). The buttons for the next and
previous slide still do.
[1] https://forum.ubuntuusers.de/topic/probleme-mit-logitech-r400
-presenter-unter-13-/
This presenter model has probably been one of the most widely spread
ones since many years. I've bought mine in 2010 and it still is the
best selling presenter on amazon.com and amazon.de. So really a lot of
people are affected (moreover, similar Logitech models do exist, too).
The problem seems to be in file /lib/udev/hwdb.d/60-keyboard.hwdb –
the "displaytoggle" and "presentation" entries do not seem to be
mapped to a key correctly (I do not understand how that mapping works
in more detail). As a workaround, the Logitech R400 entry in this file
can be changed (see attached patch) followed by
sudo udevadm hwdb --update
but it does not seem to be a real solution as other devices are
probably affected, too. The real solution would probably be to get the
"toggledisplay" etc. entries in this configuration file to be mapped
correctly.
latest Ubuntu version tested: 15.10
udev package version: 225-1ubuntu9
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