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David Revoy

:neko_cats_eye: Today I'm going to show you how I turned a cheap USB numeric keypad into a pad that I use for my digital painting shortcuts under GNU/Linux.
→ Tutorial: davidrevoy.com/article989/how-

#Keypad #Linux #NailPolish
#diy #Krita #MastoArt

A top down view photo on a wood table, with on it a Lenovo Yoga 370 laptop in tablet mode and with a stylus. The operating system is Fedora Linux, and Krita is running with sketches of random characters on the canvas. Colorful and sketchy. Around the computer: an unusual numeric keypad painted and colorful, a cup of coffee, a plant and felt pen (decorative, to give the photo a bit of color). License: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0
missishness_addict

@davidrevoy Your blog post made my old unused numpad become useful again! 😁 While looking more for how to convert numpad to a macro keyboard, I also found this way of doing it: github.com/jfedor2/hid-remappe

Basically it uses a Raspberry Pi Pico for the remapping. Helps very much if you need to have the numpad on a different computer but doesn't want to remap it on another computer!

GitHubGitHub - jfedor2/hid-remapper: USB input remapping dongleUSB input remapping dongle. Contribute to jfedor2/hid-remapper development by creating an account on GitHub.
Jun 27, 2024, 12:48 PM·Public·Web
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David Revoy

@missishness_addict Thanks!
And thank you for the link to this project. Very interesting method. I had no idea also how cheap and compact the PiPico was.

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