NOTE: If you don’t have Logitech Gaming Software, you can get the latest version from this product’s Download page. Click the Game Mode Settings icon to begin disabling keys on your keyboard. WantedBy=multi-user.target basic.target suspend.target hibernate. In addition to the Windows and Menu keys, you can disable other keys in Game Mode using Logitech Gaming Software (LGS). I know g203-led is out of Ubuntu repos but if someone is kind to help me anyways.Īfter=basic.target suspend.target hibernate.targetĮxecStart=/home/&USER/Documents/g203-led/leds-start
Autostart works fine but it won't work on wake from suspend.
So my last question would if someone can help set it up in a more clean manner if possible because I think being it on Home folder it is delaying it and making the keyboard and mouse not sync properly. G213Colors was built and tested under Linux for the G213 keyboard. G213-led -fx cycle all 20000ms & /home/$USER/Documents/g203-led/g203-led.py cycle 20000 įound this: Run a command as su after every wake from suspend A Python script to change the key colors on a Logitech G213 Prodigy Gaming Keyboard. WantedBy=multi-user.target, wakeup.target I guess the service would look like this but I don't see targets for wake-up from suspend.ĮxecStart=sudo /home/$USER/Documents/g203-led/leds-start I don't know if I should do cd path/to/script in a service or if there are better ways to set this up. But the problem I have is that the g203-led is not part of Ubuntu software. I want to setup a service that run at startup and on wake. Here there are instructions to set a service: How do I run a single command at startup using systemd? I'm synchronizing my keyboard leds to cycle color with my mouse this way: cd /home/&USER/Docuemnts/g203-led sudo g213-led -fx cycle all 20000ms & sudo.
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