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bind command to all keyboard events

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Hey I have a Sentelic touchpad that doesn't work very well in Linux, its supposed to be all multi-touch and such, it works all right in MS Windows. I really am not a fan of using Windows though.

The worst thing that it does .. is that it doesn't disable itself when typing, so it will always take focus away. I can disable it with modprobe -r psmouse but it would be nice to have it do this automatically.

Also if you can think of a workaround to re-enable it automatically that would be great :)

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answered 2 Years ago raldership · Accepted Answer

I eventually found a solution. As almost always someone smarter than me had the same problem, and also a solution :) github.com/gokmen/Sentelic.

Sentelic Mouse (Asus UX31) disable daemon while typing.

First install Xlib and Udev Python bindings. (Udev Python bindings are optional though)

You need root privileges to run the daemon.
```
$ sudo ./sentelic.py
```

Default timeout is 0.9 sec. You can define the timeout in /etc/sentelic.conf:
```
timeout=1.5
```