Using NTFS's/Window's transparent compression was a mistake for a media library. Here's a Nushell script to decompress all files recursively.
./decompress-dir.nu ./dir
# or natively in Nushell, with tab-completions
use ./decompress-dir.nu
decompress-dir ./dir
Keycodes don't change with the keyboard layout. For example, the key labeled Y on a QWERTY keyboard will result in the same evdev keycode (KEY_Y in input-event-codes.h) as the key labeled Z on a QWERTZ keyboard.
X11 reserves keycodes 0-7, and as such it offsets Linux/evdev keycodes by 8 values to make space for them. Wayland doesn't do this12, and usually compositors just pass the keycodes from libinput/evdev as-is.
xkbcommon is provided with a keymap, and it's used to get modifier states from keycodes and to convert from X11 keycodes (offset by 8 from Linux/evdev keycodes; termed as "Raw keycodes" in xkbcommon) to keysyms.
wev, a wayland event viewer does manually offset the keycodes to make them into X11 keycodes ↩
[Smithay](https://github.com/Smithay/sm ↩
| local proto_usbmuxd = Proto("usbmuxd", "Usbmuxd Protocol") | |
| proto_usbmuxd.fields.protocol = ProtoField.uint32("usbmuxd.protocol", "Message Kind", base.DEC) | |
| proto_usbmuxd.fields.length = ProtoField.uint32("usbmuxd.length", "Length", base.DEC) | |
| proto_usbmuxd.fields.magic = ProtoField.uint32("usbmuxd.magic", "Magic", base.HEX) | |
| proto_usbmuxd.fields.tx_seq = ProtoField.uint16("usbmuxd.tx_seq", "Transmit sequence", base.DEC) | |
| proto_usbmuxd.fields.rx_seq = ProtoField.uint16("usbmuxd.rx_seq", "Receive sequence", base.DEC) | |
| proto_usbmuxd.fields.version_major = ProtoField.uint32("usbmuxd.version_major", "Major version", base.DEC) | |
| proto_usbmuxd.fields.version_minor = ProtoField.uint32("usbmuxd.version_minor", "Minor version", base.DEC) |