Christian Beier
Christian Beier
That's not possible with the current code but can be changed.
Feel free to provide a PR :-)
Here https://github.com/bk138/gromit-mpx/blob/017c4f4b5d033e6686e99a8e57fd220d6da2f93b/src/input.c#L341 the hotkeys are handled and as you can see, a key down event is handled to toggle stuff.
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Thanks for the quick reply! @jellonek I'm trying this inside a OpenVZ container. (updated original issue description) @alban How exactly do I mount a specific cgroup? (wrt dmesg: no output...
If this is the correct syntac for mounting a specific cgroup, in the container I get: ``` mount -t cgroup -o cpuset blah /sys/fs/cgroup/cpuset/ mount: wrong fs type, bad option,...
uname -r says ``` 3.16.0-042stab108.7 ``` (an OpenVZ patched kernel). Funnily enough, /boot is completely empty. No /proc/config.gz either. lssubsys from cgroup-tools gives me: ``` ~# lssubsys -am net_cls perf_event...
Still the same with rkt 1.2.1, FYI.
@jellonek The "host" I am running this in is an OpenVZ container hosted over at https://www.hosteurope.de/en/WebServer/, so I did not install or setup this myself. The basic issue is that...
It seems that mountHostCgroups() in init.go throws that error and I guess because enabledCgroups does not really match what's available on the host. My Go skills are too poor unfortunately...