Devestator II keyboard

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So I just converted over to Ubuntu today. However my keyboard back light is not working is there a way to install the drivers on Ubuntu? One person recommended doing this but I am running Ubuntu 18.04 LTS and it does not seem to be working. Any ideas or suggestions that do not involve buying another keyboard?



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    So I just converted over to Ubuntu today. However my keyboard back light is not working is there a way to install the drivers on Ubuntu? One person recommended doing this but I am running Ubuntu 18.04 LTS and it does not seem to be working. Any ideas or suggestions that do not involve buying another keyboard?



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      So I just converted over to Ubuntu today. However my keyboard back light is not working is there a way to install the drivers on Ubuntu? One person recommended doing this but I am running Ubuntu 18.04 LTS and it does not seem to be working. Any ideas or suggestions that do not involve buying another keyboard?



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      So I just converted over to Ubuntu today. However my keyboard back light is not working is there a way to install the drivers on Ubuntu? One person recommended doing this but I am running Ubuntu 18.04 LTS and it does not seem to be working. Any ideas or suggestions that do not involve buying another keyboard?



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          I have the same keyboard. Open terminal and type:



          xset led on


          This is essentially what the instructions say in the link you posted, but without the unnecessary steps. To automate it, search for Startup Applications, then create a new entry. Copy the command above into the command field, and give it any name and comment you want.






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          • That works great thank you
            – David Wisniewski
            May 23 at 14:12










          • Now another issue just recently came into play my number pad refuses to work. Did that happen to you as well?
            – David Wisniewski
            May 28 at 2:18










          • Seems to be a bug. Glad to know I'm not the only one experiencing it. See my question and answer here: askubuntu.com/questions/1029541/…
            – hiigaran
            Jun 1 at 5:30










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          I have the same keyboard. Open terminal and type:



          xset led on


          This is essentially what the instructions say in the link you posted, but without the unnecessary steps. To automate it, search for Startup Applications, then create a new entry. Copy the command above into the command field, and give it any name and comment you want.






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          • That works great thank you
            – David Wisniewski
            May 23 at 14:12










          • Now another issue just recently came into play my number pad refuses to work. Did that happen to you as well?
            – David Wisniewski
            May 28 at 2:18










          • Seems to be a bug. Glad to know I'm not the only one experiencing it. See my question and answer here: askubuntu.com/questions/1029541/…
            – hiigaran
            Jun 1 at 5:30














          up vote
          1
          down vote



          accepted










          I have the same keyboard. Open terminal and type:



          xset led on


          This is essentially what the instructions say in the link you posted, but without the unnecessary steps. To automate it, search for Startup Applications, then create a new entry. Copy the command above into the command field, and give it any name and comment you want.






          share|improve this answer




















          • That works great thank you
            – David Wisniewski
            May 23 at 14:12










          • Now another issue just recently came into play my number pad refuses to work. Did that happen to you as well?
            – David Wisniewski
            May 28 at 2:18










          • Seems to be a bug. Glad to know I'm not the only one experiencing it. See my question and answer here: askubuntu.com/questions/1029541/…
            – hiigaran
            Jun 1 at 5:30












          up vote
          1
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          up vote
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          I have the same keyboard. Open terminal and type:



          xset led on


          This is essentially what the instructions say in the link you posted, but without the unnecessary steps. To automate it, search for Startup Applications, then create a new entry. Copy the command above into the command field, and give it any name and comment you want.






          share|improve this answer












          I have the same keyboard. Open terminal and type:



          xset led on


          This is essentially what the instructions say in the link you posted, but without the unnecessary steps. To automate it, search for Startup Applications, then create a new entry. Copy the command above into the command field, and give it any name and comment you want.







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          • That works great thank you
            – David Wisniewski
            May 23 at 14:12










          • Now another issue just recently came into play my number pad refuses to work. Did that happen to you as well?
            – David Wisniewski
            May 28 at 2:18










          • Seems to be a bug. Glad to know I'm not the only one experiencing it. See my question and answer here: askubuntu.com/questions/1029541/…
            – hiigaran
            Jun 1 at 5:30
















          • That works great thank you
            – David Wisniewski
            May 23 at 14:12










          • Now another issue just recently came into play my number pad refuses to work. Did that happen to you as well?
            – David Wisniewski
            May 28 at 2:18










          • Seems to be a bug. Glad to know I'm not the only one experiencing it. See my question and answer here: askubuntu.com/questions/1029541/…
            – hiigaran
            Jun 1 at 5:30















          That works great thank you
          – David Wisniewski
          May 23 at 14:12




          That works great thank you
          – David Wisniewski
          May 23 at 14:12












          Now another issue just recently came into play my number pad refuses to work. Did that happen to you as well?
          – David Wisniewski
          May 28 at 2:18




          Now another issue just recently came into play my number pad refuses to work. Did that happen to you as well?
          – David Wisniewski
          May 28 at 2:18












          Seems to be a bug. Glad to know I'm not the only one experiencing it. See my question and answer here: askubuntu.com/questions/1029541/…
          – hiigaran
          Jun 1 at 5:30




          Seems to be a bug. Glad to know I'm not the only one experiencing it. See my question and answer here: askubuntu.com/questions/1029541/…
          – hiigaran
          Jun 1 at 5:30












           

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