bug#40312: closed ([PATCH 0/3]: Add Piper and libratbag)

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> [PATCH 0/3]: Add Piper and libratbag
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> Sun, 29 Mar 2020 21:12:21 +1100
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> So this program Piper is unique in that it is entirely useless without 
> the the ratbagd daemon running. eventually, I'd like for a user to be 
> able to install all that in 1 click from a GUI with just their sudo 
> password if needed.
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> For now, I've included in the descriptions a simple service that makes 
> it work.
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> With systemd systems, when Piper is opened and dbus automagically starts 
> ratbagd, systemctl lists it as a ratbagd.service. systemctl stop 
> ratbagd.service can the stop it if needed. With the simple service I've 
> provided in the descriptions, herd status does not list it as a service 
> and only reconfiguring can disable it... I think.
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> Is there a way I can write a service that shows ratbag in herd status, 
> and can start/stop it correctly? Or does herd not have the ability to 
> treat dbus services as first class services?
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> N.B, if you want to test the package you can just run sudo ratbagd, then 
> open piper. if it says cannot find any devices, that means it working 
> but you wont be able to use it without one of the supported devices to 
> play with..
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> Hello,
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> Brendan Tildesley <address@hidden> writes:
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> > This patch set (all attached) corrects my sloppy use of texinfo format
> > in the python-evdev patch, and uses git-fetch instead of github
> > archive tarballs.
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> > I originally sent these patches in when the mailing list was down so
> > it all got lost to civilization I think.
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> > If you looking at reviewing this but have no interest in
> > Piper/libratbag, at least it would be good to add python-evdev, as
> > there is at least one other user that wishes to use it.
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> All applied. Thank you.
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> Regards,
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> Nicolas Goaziou
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