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by bch
3 hours ago
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Of course you're correct re: laptop and aux kb - I was thinking of "seat" (and multiple seats) being: "Wayland seat refers to one 'seat' at which a user sits and operates the computer."[0] So a keyboard being attached to a seat, whose input might be associated w one active window, while another kb is associated with a different seat and different active window. Perhaps I'm just overthinking it. [0] https://wayland-book.com/seat.html |
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