SomeASUS laptops come with a numpad (numeric keypad) embedded in the touchpad. You can toggle between the touchpad and numpad using a button placed in the top right-hand side corner of the touchpad.That is, after you follow the instructions below, because this feature is not available by default on Linux.You can get this numpad embedded into the touchpad to work on some ASUS Zenbook models by using this Python service / driver. This driver has been tested and should work with models like UX433, M433IA, UX525EA, UX525JA, UX431F, UX363EA, UX333FA, X412DA, and more. See the complete list of supported ASUS models here. I can also confirm it works on my ASUS Zenbook UX433FAC (with % and = symbols) running Ubuntu 21.04 Hirsute Hippo. It might work with other models as well, but it hasn't been tested.[[Edit]] This has been updated to support setting the touchpad brightness. Tap the top left corner of the touchpad to switch between multiple brightness levels (there are 3 brightness levels for my laptop, I'm not sure if it's the same for all Zenbook models).
Now you can get the latest ASUS Touchpad Numpad Driver for Linux from Git and install it using the following commands:git clone -badaoui/asus-touchpad-numpad-drivercd asus-touchpad-numpad-driverchmod +x install.sh
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