TV info: Model: LG OLED55C11LB WebOS version: 6.2.0-35 (kisscurl-kavir) System version: 3.21.20 Rooted with https://rootmy.tv/

PC info: Some little older desktop PC with i7-4770 and Archlinux

First of all thanks for great app. Unfortunately, these are only 3 things which are working for me out of box:

1. Cursor moving by moving remote as usual
2. UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT via big circle on remote
3. PageUP/PageDOWN via Channel +/- on remote

From my point of view, just Left Click/Right Click are missing here. I mean, this cannot be fully comfortable experience as with real keyboard and mouse, but on the other hand you will not programming or 3d modeling on TV 😂, so I suppose for most of the people would be sufficient to have scrolling, left/right click, and some key shortcut/macro to call virtual on-screen keyboard, while using PC as media center.

I was try to remap middle button on remote to be left click, but without success. This middle button on remote is sending ENTER event (Return). I tried with Linux Input Remapper. I can see in Input Remapper that your app is creating 3 virtual devices - keyboard, mouse and touchpad, but it seems it is not possible to assign mouse event (BTN_LEFT) to keyboard button (Return). I mean, it is possible to assign and apply it inside Input Remapper, but it has no effect. Just for note: I can assign some keyboard event to this middle button, e.g. if I assign letter "a", this is working - clicking on remote middle button is typing "a" on PC screen, but assigning BTN_LEFT is not working - keyboard continues to "typing" default option - ENTER.

If I run sudo evtest ....

..... there is no BTN_xxxx events, as supported for magic4linux-keyboard

BTN_xxxx events could be found in magic4linux-mouse, but unfortunately, magic4linux-mouse is not sending any event on any remote button click.

Sorry if this post is confused, in short: Is it anyhow possible to enable left and right mouse clicks on remote?

Many thanks.

(deck@steamdeck go)$ go install github.com/mafredri/magic4linux/cmd/magic4linux@latest
go: github.com/mafredri/magic4linux/cmd/magic4linux@latest (in github.com/mafredri/[email protected]):
        The go.mod file for the module providing named packages contains one or
        more replace directives. It must not contain directives that would cause
        it to be interpreted differently than if it were the main module.

Hello and thank you for this great piece of software! Everything works great, except from the scrolling speed of the wheel that is way too fast, which makes it practically unusable.