Is there some kind of X event that fvwm can respond to when a new USB input device is plugged in?
Because I recently switched from using CorePointer/CoreKeyboard in the xorg.conf, to the 'modern' hot plugging of X devices. However, now the settings of keyboard and mouse return to the default when the devices are unplugged: "xset r", xmodmap etc. How do fvwm users typically handle this scenario? My keyboard and mouse are on a USB hub, powered on/off separately. I'm tired of having to manually re-run a script every time I return to work. Searching gives suggestions to add scripts to Linux udev; that seems totally the wrong layer to me -- it can only be configured by root, runs whether X is running or not, and I'd somehow need to delegate access to the running X session. I don't run dbus here either. This is on simple Slackware/Alpine Linux system. I'm thinking there must be a well designed solution here; the X server has acknowledged the appearance of a new device, so how can an X client (specifically fvwm) respond to this action? Many thanks -- Mark
