The new iichid input stack can handle the volume keys on audio devices, which is preferred when something in the desktop environment reacts to them :) so it should be possible to disable uaudio's built-in handling.
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105 ↗ | (On Diff #79436) | You nee "| CTLFLAG_MPSAFE" here. You can also set the constant argument "1, " to zero. It is only used for read-only sysctls I believe. |
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105 ↗ | (On Diff #79436) | sysctl(9) says about MPSAFE:
Is it wrong? |
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The new iichid input stack can handle the volume keys on audio devices, which is preferred when something in the desktop environment reacts to them :) so it should be possible to disable uaudio's built-in handling.
+1. Userland volume control is more flexible and allows some fancy stuff like onscreen volume change notification