> > Huh? The input sources for the fbdev target are in LibGII.
> No - they're initialized in fb's target.
Initialized yes ... but you can as well simply use LibGII only if you want
to get events without disturbing output.
It's pretty much a matter of opening the stuff LibGGI would open for you
yourself.
> Or better to be able to activate and deactivate GGI if necessary. Say, on
> a playlist of mpegs.... some with video, some without. :)
> Now currently I just go graphical regardless.
That's not a too bad idea, as for X you have to anyway, as you need a window
that will catch events to be used by your player (which you do want, if I
get you right). Of course you could as well just open the input-stdin
method, but that will only work when stuff is started from an xterm, not
if it is launched by the WM.
> But nonetheless it'd be very handy to be able to run the "linux console
> GII init" without running GGI.
> That automagically setup mouse, keyboard and all is -so- handy.
Yeah - that's one of the reasons why it's folded into LibGGI.
CU, ANdy
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