Matt Fellenz

As far as I know mice always use relative, not absolute events. You can try to emit absolute events anyway, but software won't expect it and probably won't work correctly....

I found that I didn't need to run the `setcap` command to fix the issue. It seems a bit dirty and I'm not sure if it would also be overridden...

Sorry to see that this seems to be abandoned. Has there been newer work implementing this on tabs? I am missing this now. Should I open a new feature request...

See linked PR, I have the basic functionality but it doesn't work for all types of tabs yet.

I have to think about that. I wonder it it could actually be done soundly.. if the pop end is waiting, we get a permit. Then the pop future is...

Ah, good point, it's cancel-safe in the case where the push_from happens before the pop, but not vice versa, because of the PopWait variant. Maybe I'm missing something, but why...

What would be the expected behavior? Static analysis cannot produce an answer in that case. Maybe assume that all the files in the directory could be imported? Seems like there's...

Oh, I thought a Bcc was like a forward. That makes sense now. Maybe I can add this as a spam signal. Can you give some pointers?

The reason header says no bad signals. Log level is not high enough to see anything about the specific message. The message itself is very spammy, eg contains keywords like...

I would appreciate that. I also receive these regularly, about once a week, so I will see that as well.