Le 05/03/25 à 21:30, Grant Edwards a tapoté : > What's the best way to make that available to specific users? > > Add a "uinput" group, change the group of /dev/uinput to "uinput", > chmod g+wr, then make specific users part of that group?
There's already a group for input devices (acct-group/input), no need to create another one. Please also remember that you're not the only one application that want to access uinput. Creating a « foo » group may create problems on a system where two different applications wants to change /dev/uinput permissions. https://github.com/netfab/GLogiK/blob/master/data/udev/99-GLogiK.rules.in#L7
