[Apart from a few corrections, this is the same as an email I sent in April 2006 to a mailing list of friends.] Update (2011-04-21) This is largely here for historical interest now, since HAL is being deprecated by all the major distributions. I hope these notes might be of some use to the rest of you, since this stuff basically is a pain in the arse. When I floated the idea before, people said th
Ubuntu supports input-hotplug. With this functionality, it's likely that you won't need to do any configuration at all to make your devices work, assuming they're recognized and set up by the kernel. However, if you do need to do adjust things, read on. Dynamic Input Configuration with xinput The xinput command line tool can be used for some on-the-fly configuration adjustments. To view a listing
Introduction The X.org X server has recently had significant improvements to its input subsystem. The most prominent of them is input-hotplugging (short: i-h), but the general design of the system permits an X server to function with correct settings even without a xorg.conf to specify a non-default keymap. Because this new system relies on udev or hal, several people have expressed significant co
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