by akatik » Sat Dec 14, 2024 5:18 am
WTware is too limited. We cut off many standard linux features to be small. Related to this topic: there is no udev in wtware. We only statically configure input devices detected on boot for Chromium. Input devices connected after boot (even USB mouse) will not work in Chromium (but work in wtware RDP client).
I can make workaround: tell wtware to wait until user scans something. Stop booting at black screen with "please scan one code or press Esc to boot without scanner" text and wait for input from scanner. After we see input device connected, we can run Chromium with Bluetooth HID. Will it work for you?
WTware is too limited. We cut off many standard linux features to be small. Related to this topic: there is no udev in wtware. We only statically configure input devices detected on boot for Chromium. Input devices connected after boot (even USB mouse) will not work in Chromium (but work in wtware RDP client).
I can make workaround: tell wtware to wait until user scans something. Stop booting at black screen with "please scan one code or press Esc to boot without scanner" text and wait for input from scanner. After we see input device connected, we can run Chromium with Bluetooth HID. Will it work for you?