# A device which might be part of a seat has been added # $ACTION environment variable is set by udev subsystem # called once for every usb device that MIGHT be part of a seat, when they arrive or remove # the seat number is the kernel device id of the hub the seat's devices are sitting off of # takes the 'seat number' as parameter $1 Make sure to “sudo chmod a+x” to make the file executable. usbseat.sh scriptĬreate a file /lib/udev/usbseat.sh owned by user root with the following contents. The udev subsystem will run this script automatically each time a USB device is attached. # aliases for display, kbd, mouse attached to specific hubs Some major components (GDM/ConsoleKit) are changing the way this kind of thing will be done, so for now the instructions here are designed only for distributions with GDM 2.20 or earlier (Ubuntu /sys%p/bConfigurationValue' Until this is in the distros, we have to assemble a few pieces ourselves to get everything installed for this scenario. This is great for education, libraries, internet cafes, etc - anywhere where you have clusters of client machines with light 3D/video app demands, and want the simplicity and savings of just one server machine with many terminals connected. Many users can then simultaneously share any single Linux PC. Soon, we’ll be able to plug inexpensive zero-state USB docks/terminals into new Linux systems, and a new graphical login will pop up in a completely plug and play fashion.

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