Hi,
I have a headset with an "answer" key. The key currently doesn't work
for anything in linux, but looking at the raw HID data I can see some
bytes coming over that I could recognize with a perl script, c program
or whatever to do something with.
What I'd like to do is answer an incoming linphone call with that
button. Is there a way for an external program to signal the linphone
GUI to answer a call (much the way linphonecsh communicates with a
linphone daemon)? Alternatively is it possible to write a plugin / .so
file to perform some additional functionality within the linphone
application itself? Maybe a D-Bus api? Some other
inter-process-communication layer I don't know about?
A further twist is that I'm usually working within a remote desktop
environment, so all keyboard events are getting captured and sent to the
remote machine (and linphone is running locally), so doing this via an X
keyboard event would be worse than one of the previously outlined solutions.
Thanks,
David Mansfield
P.S linphone is definitely the best soft-phone I've tried on linux.
Great work!
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