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What we can (and probably should) ship is a systemd service unit for both user and system/root mode. It just runs windows-gaming-driver with the default config. However, this is only fully implemented once we make sure that the service never attempts to run the wizard. (isatty(3) is probably the most straightforward solution here)
The setup wizard can then even enable the unit for you.
Implementing full daemonization is very useful for non-systemd distributions (or they would have to resort to some wrapper like FreeBSD's daemon) but I guess that's more of a backlog thing.
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What we can (and probably should) ship is a systemd service unit for both user and system/root mode. It just runs
windows-gaming-driver
with the default config. However, this is only fully implemented once we make sure that the service never attempts to run the wizard. (isatty(3)
is probably the most straightforward solution here)The setup wizard can then even enable the unit for you.
Implementing full daemonization is very useful for non-systemd distributions (or they would have to resort to some wrapper like FreeBSD's
daemon
) but I guess that's more of a backlog thing.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: