Implement logic to get FreeBSD ttyv device names. - #343
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In FreeBSD the virtual terminals used for Xorg are named ttyv. Their device numbers are also base32 encoded. Code mostly taken from swaywm/wlroots@fc6c0ca
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As an extra note, this patch is an improvement on a patch already present (and needed) the FreeBSD Ports Tree. I'm planning to add this to the FreeBSD ports tree shortly. |
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Adapt code from wlroots to correctly generate ttyv device names for numbers beyond 9. Upstream pull request: ubuntu/lightdm#343 PR: 277114 Obtained from: swaywm/wlroots@fc6c0ca (inspired by) MFH: 2024Q1
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Adapt code from wlroots to correctly generate ttyv device names for numbers beyond 9. Upstream pull request: ubuntu/lightdm#343 PR: 277114 Obtained from: swaywm/wlroots@fc6c0ca (inspired by) MFH: 2024Q1 (cherry picked from commit c88dffc)
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Adapt code from wlroots to correctly generate ttyv device names for numbers beyond 9. Upstream pull request: ubuntu/lightdm#343 PR: 277114 Obtained from: swaywm/wlroots@fc6c0ca (inspired by) MFH: 2024Q1
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Adapt code from wlroots to correctly generate ttyv device names for numbers beyond 9. Upstream pull request: ubuntu/lightdm#343 PR: 277114 Obtained from: swaywm/wlroots@fc6c0ca (inspired by) MFH: 2024Q1
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In FreeBSD the virtual terminals used for Xorg are named ttyv.
Their device numbers are also base32 encoded.
Code mostly taken from swaywm/wlroots@fc6c0ca