updated, issue resolved
I am using the Logitech R400 console to control presentations on Linux. My whole presentation is PDFs displayed with Acroread (it provides better graphics). Forward / backward works out of the box, but sometimes I would like to clear the screen. Running "sleep 1, xset s activate" would do the trick. How do i make an r400?
In my original post, I could not get the desired result. With XFCE, I could make it work. This message is now my working system. Could this make it more elegant / XFCE independent?
Now I have done /etc/udev/rules.d/026_logitech.rules containing:
SUBSYSTEMS=="usb", IMPORT{builtin}="usb_id"
ENV{ID_VENDOR}=="Logitech*", ATTRS{idProduct}=="c538", RUN+="keymap $name /etc/udev/logitech-r400"
/ etc / udev / logitech-r400, containing:
0x70037 f10
0x70029 f11
0x7003E f11
0x7004B PageUp
0x7004E PageDown
~ / bin / blank.sh containing
sleep 1; xset s activate
XFCE () F10 ~/bin/blank.sh
Debian, Debian.
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