Key bindings explanation

I find the ‘Key Bindings’ section in the ‘Extra Settings’ to be obscure.

What is an M3, M4 keys? Are they mouse keys - Mouse3, Mouse4?

I don’t seem to have such keys on my laptop, furthermore what does ‘action’ in the input field’s placeholder even mean? Did you want to not repeat yourself, so instead of copy/pasting notepad /p "file.txt", you simply left it as ‘action’ ? or are they different? If I don’t have support for such keys, why are they being displayed? I’d assume they are key bindings for a few specific ASUS devices only, so displaying them there when they serve no purpose outside that scope makes no sense to me. Moreover, do these keys rely on ‘ASUSOptimization.exe’ ? If so, a user that deleted this service, won’t be able to use these key bindings regardless, so why display them?

Anyways, there’s a lack of clarity over this specific feature of the app, the capabilities and etc., that I’d thought someone had to point out.

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EDIT: A bit off-topic, but don’t want to create a new issue for this.

The tooltip message gets cut-off, which isn’t really a big deal, but I had to point it out. Furthermore, I’d like to mention that users with high resolution displays such as 1440p and higher might have issues viewing ‘Fans and Power’ section graphs and legends. The font is a bit too small.

[seerge]

M3 and M4 are keys on ROG laptops, they are literally called like that. So it’s pretty much self explanatory. App can’t check if you have them or not, so there is no way to hide them if there is no support.’

All key events come via wmi from asus optimization service, it’s required and mentioned in readme.

As for your tooltips - i can try to shift it a bit to the left in next release.

[seerge]

Ok, great, I will made few more minor ui tweaks and push it as 0.52. Thanks