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Therefore, for a coherent comparison - there is a three-article series currently being written with the first one being close to finished. itвЂ™s a huge topic that I think should be considered in the context of the features each security risk is related to, not in isolation like вЂњno screen readingвЂќ, вЂњno keyloggingвЂќ or the perspective suffers. ItвЂ™s currently scattered in the wiki and the blog posts. Precision and calibration varies with room temperature and grounding / signal environment. These behave/вЂњfeelвЂќ better if you align or resample them to the sample rate of the current output display, and thereвЂ™s big gains if you hook up to CPU/GPU governors. Touchpad vs touchscreen (thereвЂ™s a lot here) both devices classes can actually send both absolute and relative events, think of the Z axis or вЂњpressureвЂќ (some touchscreens can even give you a rough 2.5D heightmap of what it вЂњseesвЂќ while some hide the analysis in firmware).

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Something like the PS3 or PS4 controller exposes 30ish analog inputs, each at very high samplerates, even if theyвЂ™re not used, they get sampled, read, forwarded, queued, copied, and much later discarded. If you work with accessibility or want to reduce physical motion, pair it with an eye tracker (adding support for that right now).ДЇor gamepads you really want them disabled at the lowest level until they are actually needed or they can murder your input stack. The more you can early-discard or memory map instead of queue+copy the better. Then thereвЂ™s the threat model that comes with something like a rubber duckyвЂ¦ДЇor keyboards you want to load/probe for translation tables/state machines, repeat-rate controls / recovery keybindings.ДЇor mice you want dynamic sample rate controls dependent on the type of your input focus, and with most optical mice today, detect / discard jitter if at rest.

Since everything is dynamic / hotplug and non-deterministic itвЂ™s hard to know if the system is in a usable state or not if you donвЂ™t preserve type. Most gains of knowing the separation is in the user interface and the performance optimization stages, where it can be incredibly noticeable.

Just look at this small slice of nightmare fuel, a condensed version of what udev is doing.

To clarify my stance: evdev is much too simple for the devices it provides access for - lacking basics like filter controls, ambiguous and unreliable device identity (both collisions and failure to track the same device moving between connected ports), lost relationships (for devices that split up into 2+ separate subdevices). The вЂbig box of funвЂ™ input devices that I try whenever I feel the need to lower my spirits cover everything from joysticks that randomly gets exposed as a keyboard and as a joystick depending on what else I have plugged into the bus, mice and keyboards that expose LEDs but then require separate custom hid packets for the changes to activate, etc. They widen quickly and large enough to swallow you whole after that. The cracks doesnвЂ™t start to show until you work with input devices that arenвЂ™t your basic keyboard and mouse. Have you actually seriously worked with it, as in the real thing and not a reasonably clean вЂњwe ported the structs and ioctlsвЂќ and without someone wrapping udev+libevent+device fixup database? why xenocara went with a whitelist.Д®vdev is one of the few parts of Linux that donвЂ™t suck, and IвЂ™m very happy to have it on FreeBSD too I took a peak at your plug - now my Rust is a bit non-existing, but to me it look like you can path traverse out of drm and input from those starts_with checks and collect sensitive data from the other device nodes in there? i.e. So yes, IвЂ™ve had futile weston debugging sessions boiling down to forgetting that weston-launch does this. Hurts when you have multiple versions installed etc. ItвЂ™s the decoupling between -launch and the main process being a hard coded exec I have a beef with.