Josh Goebel

We're most certainly handling KEY events... what we usually "pass thru" directly (via `send_event`) are the MSC and SYN events. But yes, `_uninput` has two output sinks, `write` and `write_event`...

Are you still sending the original (straight from keyboard) syncs thru the pipeline if you add logging to `send_event`?

0.5.0 released https://pypi.org/project/keyszer/

Now would be great timing to explore this switch. I'm starting a new job in 3 weeks and will likely have reduced time to work on things. If there are...

We may need to talk about how Kinto uses "pass_through_key" (now called ignore_key) and how that maps to the new behavior where keymaps aren't exclusive... But I suppose as long...

@rbreaves Any further luck?

@rbreaves Did you make any progress with this?

This is well documented/requested in my repo: https://github.com/joshgoebel/keyszer/issues/42 This "magic" only works for *paired* devices... like your real touchpad and real keyboard - that are known to be part of...

Right now I'm thinking my "best practice" recommendation is going to be to run it as a user within an `input` group, but neither root or the current user... running...

So I was just playing with this a bit... does "user unit" imply "current user"? @tieugene I'm not a systemd expert... if we just wanted to run it as a...