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I imagine it's a matter of "If I need to ask I don't need it" or something, but I cannot tell what the interception driver offers over kanata's default windows implementation. But it might be useful - I just can't tell |
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The main thing is that the llhook mechanism is subject to permission issues where you can't use it with administrator priveleged applications unless kanata is also run with administrator privileges. Last I remember, it can't be made to work in the login screen even if kanata is made to run as a service. It also won't work for VM applications like VMware. The interception driver solves the above issues. It also fixes some issues with specific windows keycodes, but then introduces some of its own unique bugs... The Linux mechanism is much better than either of Windows' options in my opinion haha. |
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The interception bug oblitum/Interception#25 sounds scary, but I didn't see it happen under normal work conditions, even though I can force it by simply unplug/replug my mouse 4 times.
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The main thing is that the llhook mechanism is subject to permission issues where you can't use it with administrator priveleged applications unless kanata is also run with administrator privileges. Last I remember, it can't be made to work in the login screen even if kanata is made to run as a service. It also won't work for VM applications like VMware.
The interception driver solves the above issues. It also fixes some issues with specific windows keycodes, but then introduces some of its own unique bugs...
The Linux mechanism is much better than either of Windows' options in my opinion haha.