Re: The new X-Kernel !

[James Simmons]

> > It sets the hardware state of the keyboards and the
> > mice. The user runs apps that alter the state. The second user comes along
> > and log in on desktop two. He runs another small application to test the
> > mice. It changes the state which in turn effects the person on desktop
> > one.
> 
> Isn't this a driver problem? 

That is what I'm pointing out. 

> If two processes can interfere when using the 
> same device the driver should only allow one access (one device file opened) 
> at a time. 

That is the current solution.

> And if two processes need to access it it should be managed by a 
> daemon. 

And if the daemon dies you could end up with a broken mouse if using force
feedback.