Josh Goebel

I was having issues that reminded me of this... the `Cmd-,` for preferences was inconsistently working in Chrome... but it seems the problem is that Chrome is too slow... The...

> In some cases, I need to know the process name, which was ignored by It's not ignored... if they both match it just avoids the duplication by condensing it...

@axrdiv What is your specific use case where you need to check the name? An example and knowing what those window names look like would help.

We're literally generating input on a keyboard device... I think you may want to file this upstream as a bug with Gnome and see what they say...

Please file this upstream as a bug against Gnome and then link us to that and I'd be happy to have a discussion with the Gnome people and see what...

> All that gnome does with this setting is forward it to libinput, which is what actually handles ignoring the events. Sounds like now you're off to file a report...

Related: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/libinput/libinput/-/issues/727 The answer over on libinput seems highly relevant. This is something we could probably fix in the future. We need to either: - Copy the attributes of one...

Or if you're comfortable hacking the source you could try changing the constructor on `output.py#27`, see the UInput constructor in evdev: ``` def __init__(self, events=None, name='py-evdev-uinput', vendor=0x1, product=0x1, version=0x1, bustype=0x3,...

> could not find same code in this file in git version or 0.4.0 package install It's in the keysnail directory... https://github.com/mooz/xkeysnail/blob/master/xkeysnail/output.py

UInput constructor on line 30...