April 16, 2015
2:06 p.m.
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On 04/16/15 15:49, Henri Verbeet wrote: > Arguably the way we talk to joysticks on Linux is just broken. I > think it really would make much more sense for joysticks to go > through X11 like every other input device. There may even be some > multiseat considerations somewhere in there as well. - From a design point of view yes, but are there any other Linux applications that do this? The few I have run either talk to /dev/js* or /dev/input/event*. I'm worried that we end up being the only application using a poorly tested codepath. This here makes me doubt that going through the X server is a good idea: http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/wayland-devel/2015-January/019462.html (without knowing who or how competent the author is) -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2 iQIcBAEBAgAGBQJVL8H7AAoJEN0/YqbEcdMwnYUP/RiWB1n5zaEzG/V2MPijmPig A3z6fg3WXZiUoSBGVBGt8M17EWxv6nT2f9y8S9cdhn9GBMXzxJL9dI5LAsH0J7e/ t1Q20pfJ9HmpGP8AKXwdHT4coFNOA1cYOZFIAIQhEwlGOj0JaDCX/nFdbZtkO76L jIH97F8ZrxcCQ4vGBxJFjk7NGcAoEi2eRSwbxk1T/DbyhztUOdGhG1Sx+3zKDyvQ LR1bGSpCGe7tceY6CkUxEprTrQONQch4U637Gpag8y6Oc90J30B2Tobo4/yJH6Dd x+hs6laniWEw4wrmXPVCHJPdVebiCMsZDcrPaLiWggCPN+8RtSxzrwIvi9x7+fES eoMx1PHx4hTm+lGS5yBp2i4XB3NEkojG9tXVsBjqEJij6VVgoba1mmYaFUzobJcj iB4Z6bjAU+aoZ9BBPpp9H6DtmbweaGmkJ2Vqy9Ac6ZA1i1twip4BlT50cHNUrkw3 AjC4OrmBPX1+J2dWeSLnrdedHOwFcxRpyumTSXuZ46YRhQNbO2/ClIybJ+HSrIud KwzqJqZWcBelkP/t7uzpJPj1UWK7hUwEIo4MwOZ5uVehVNPCmSyd8BYJpiuN8emb gRN6cEae/LUvN1pDprFiTRkbiW+E0KhjGYle0rdgec/ENjaWiGRrRbR9IxjlPTWS UfvrksyOF9jUN0QGyIPL =Z7HP -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----