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What is seat management in linux and how does it work? how does dbus relate to it? answers from Kenny levinson.

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What is seat management in linux and how does it work? how does dbus relate to it? answers from Kenny levinson.

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Linux@lemmy.ml · 4 years ago

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Funny, I just setup sway on Void Linux and found out about seatd. Haven’t gone for it yet - will try it out tonight

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