Ignore absolute input devices #577
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Xremap is reporting itself as an input device sending relative events. When it's started with ``--mouse``, it will also grab input devices sending absolute events and thus is breaking them. Until xremap is supporting absolute devices, simply ignore them for now. Signed-off-by: Arnaud Patard <[email protected]>
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Xremap is reporting itself as an input device sending relative events. When it's started with
--mouse, it will also grab input devices sending absolute events and thus is breaking them.Until xremap is supporting absolute devices, simply ignore them for now.