Thomas Hess

Ubuntu 20.04 also ships Python 3.8.2 and it works here. Try opening a Python 3 prompt and execute ```python from pyinotify import WatchManager, Notifier, EventsCodes, ProcessEvent ``` If that fails...

@josephj11 Well, that wont be needed. The newest version did not change anything that could magically fix this issue. @drjlm You may not be able to _type_ hebrew text using...

That sounds like keyboard input is mangled (maybe twice) by the system. Autokey types using the base keyboard layout, because that is what your physical keyboard is configured to, regardless...

Ah yeah. Sorry. This is actually invalid, but not for the reason you state… The [pyproject.toml that caused this issue](https://github.com/luziferius/MTGProxyPrinter/blob/23b7679c5b9b1805c323713849c61a741bd12b71/pyproject.toml) Replacing `license = {text = "GNU GPLv3+, see LICENSE.md or...

Yeah, noticed that the hard way. xD The way pip-tools converted the error raised by the backend into a human-readable error message "Failed to parse /home/thomas/Projekte/MTGProxyPrinter/pyproject.toml" led me to think...

Currently not. AutoKey uses XRecord to read input and write output. As far as I know, that API does not provide the original data source, thus distinguishing the source keyboards...

This error message indicates that autokey cannot connect to the X server. This may or may not be a permission problem. - Is there an X server running? - Is...

@roseswe Is this still an issue?

> BTW: autokey-gtk -V or --version could be useful! Now on the TODO list for the next version :) https://github.com/autokey/autokey/issues/190 > export XAUTHORITY=~/.Xauthority Don’t mess with it like that. The...

@wnereiz try `xhost +localhost` instead. It does the same for local processes, but doesn’t open up all doors for unrestricted network access. Thank you for confirming that this is a...