asus-g14-fedora | Make things work with the ASUS Zephyrus G14

This Git repo describes how I setup the ASUS Zephyrus G14 (GA401IV) with Fedora 34 including a GNOME Shell extension to switch between GPUs and ROG profiles.
this also will fix the touchpad issues with all the G14 models that don't initialize correctly sometimes. asusctl helps with managing ROG power profiles and switching between graphics modes. we clone this repo. we go to the repo directory. we copy everything in this repo of etc to /etc/. we copy everything in this repo of usr to /usr/. mod the keyboard that page up / down is mapped to fn+up/down while home (pos1) / end is mapped to fn+left/right. you can use brightnessctl -d asus::kbd_backlight s +1 and brightnessctl -d asus::kbd_backlight s 1- and map this to a key of your choice in your desktop environment. asus_backlight_off_after_suspend.service / asus_backlight_off_before_suspend.service will turn off the keyboard backlight before and after suspend.There is a bug that the keyboard backlight does not fully turn off on it's own when suspending when it was on before. After suspend the backlight is usually in a different state than before. To unify this behaviour we just turn it off when suspending and on waking the machine.I made services out of it and haven't put it in /usr/lib/systemd/system-sleep because of an SELinux bug that prevents scripts from executing there on F34. asus_hibernate.service restarts asusd after hibernation to re-apply the power profile. akmod-nvidia and xorg-x11-drv-nvidia-cuda installs the Nvidia driver. kernel-devel is necesarry for the dynamic kernel modules to compile. acpi_call modules from the tlp repo is needed to make the custom fan control working. brightnessctl is used for controlling the keyboard backlight before and after suspend as there is a bug that the keyboard backlight sometimes does not switch completely off while suspending. I also use it to control the brightness with the keyboard as I'm overriding the default keys with page up / down.