Wayne Heaney

It's definitely something I'd like to tackle, I've even been posting an item for this on my roadmaps. There's a basic integration for them in [this rust package](https://github.com/badicsalex/ar-drivers-rs) but to...

Not sure how much this helps the NixOS work, but this driver has recently been added to AUR, which involved cleaning up the install process, put everything into XDG dirs,...

There are a couple things going on here: 1. Decky and Breezy needed root to set up the systemd service, so Decky won't be able to avoid the root tag...

The daemon was the only good way I found to go about this. I tried triggering the program from a udev rule (triggered when a device matching the rule is...

You would also need to place the udev rules if you're not using root. I believe also the systemctl calls during setup would require root (maybe not for a user...

You're right, though, so I'll leave this open. I would be okay going about this if: * The setup script didn't require sudo. Including for installing udev rules, which it...

This has come up a couple more times in the context of Breezy as a general Linux app, as some distros don't seem to be happy with this service running...

The AUR installation of XR driver is now running it as a user service for use with Breezy GNOME (there's still not a gaming-ready driver setup in AUR). The scripted...

Finally have an implementation ready to test for this in a branch. Setup still requires sudo to copy the udev rules, unfortunately, but after that, the service itself runs as...

Initial testing on steam deck revealed that the `/usr` directory is part of the read-only file system, which is where I'm installing the udev rules. ~~`/etc` is the other standard...