Keyboard and mouse values

[Kristoffeh]

Greetings,

I've bumped into an issue where the Mouse and Keyboard properties is not showing what manufacturer and model my hardware is, in this case a mouse and keyboard.

I'm actually using a Steelseries Aerox mouse, but its just showing some general use-case name, lol.
How can i fix this?

[CarterLi]

I dont think you can

[Kristoffeh]

Dang, thats a shame. Thanks for your reply anyways.

[IGrayfoxI]

Dang, thats a shame. Thanks for your reply anyways.

This is the code i use to get rid of the Logitech, Inc. from lsusb output
I decided to use the command module as I was getting multiple devices under keyboard like you are and using command I can just get the names of the devices and avoid "Gaming Keyboard" "Gaming Mouse" or similar un-needed text.
{
"type": "command",
"key": "┃ Mouse",
"text": "lsusb | grep 046d:c08b | sed 's/Logitech, Inc./Logitech/g' | awk '{print $7 " " $8}'",
"keyColor": "1;38;2;0;200;0",
},
{
"type": "command",
"key": "┃ Keyboard",
"text": "lsusb | grep 046d:c331 | sed 's/Logitech, Inc./Logitech/g' | awk '{print $7 " " $10}'",
"keyColor": "1;38;2;0;200;0",
},

046d is the PCI Vendor ID for Logitech
c08b is the PCI Device ID for my G502 mouse and c331 is the Device ID for my G810 keyboard.
I piped the output into sed to get rid of the full vendor ID name and shorten it to make it look cleaner.

You could always use this to remove "SteelSeries SteelSeries and just replace it with "Steel Series", heck you can just use 'awk '{print $2,$3,$4}' to ditch the first SteelSeries as well.

You can also inject text infront of the string using sed.
I use this command to provide the motherboard manufacturer for my motherboard which I also display
cat /sys/devices/virtual/dmi/id/board_name | sed 's/^/MSI /g' |sed 's/..........$//g'