On 26/12/12 at 05:41pm, Chris Hall wrote: > On Wed, Dec 26, 2012 at 4:04 PM, Peter A. Shevtsov > <petr.shevt...@gmail.com> wrote: > > that xssstate is redundant in your perfect world where xautolock and xidle > > exists! > The latter 2 suck hard, xssstate is useful in scripting and allows me > to keep using slock. > You seem to have taken me mentioning alternatives as some kind of > personal insult. > > > but it seems that you, hipsters, aren't able to read C code. > I think you missed the point. > > Many synaptics users have xorg synaptics installed anyway, and in this > case 3 lines of sh is both easier and simpler. > If all you want to do is enable/disable your trackpad then your tool > has possible merit. > > synclient has problems of it's own, being part of xorg synaptics which > sits at 6k sloc, > but it allows other useful things like configuring multitouch and scrolling. > > If you want to continue this charade then email me personally so we > don't pollute this list further. > ~cjh >
Chris, I was rude and wrong. Excuse me, I didn't want to insult you.
