On Tue, 5 Jan 2016 00:08:56 +0200 m...@beroal.in.ua wrote: > Hello. My computer has 2 seats. By seat I mean a set containing a > monitor, a videocard, a mouse, and a keyboard. I can drive them with 2 > Xorg server, and I am looking for how to replicate this configuration > with Wayland. > > AFAIK, Weston uses "libinput", so I assigned "WL_SEAT" of input devices
Hi, should that not be ID_SEAT? Also remember to set it for the DRM device you want to use with the seat. ID_SEAT is for physical seats which is what you are setting up. WL_SEAT is for "seats" inside a single Weston session so that you can group input devices to different wl_seat Wayland objects. Particularly, two mouse devices in the same wl_seat move the same pointer, while two mouse devices in different wl_seats gets you two independent pointers in the same session. > to "seat1" using "udev" rules according to > http://wayland.freedesktop.org/libinput/doc/latest/udev_config.html . I > run "weston-launch" with a configuration file {{{ > [output] > name=card1-VGA-2 > seat=seat1 > }}} > Weston drives the wrong videocard and the wrong input devices. I see in > its "stderr" that it is scanning all devices. Have you tried using the --seat command line argument to make Weston's DRM-backend pick a seat other than the default "seat0"? You would be running an instance of Weston per each seat / gfx card. Thanks, pq
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