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The bigger question is why does a trackpad driver helper need a foolproof way of tracking all process create events? If it is for per-process trackpad preferen
by 0x0 9y ago
The bigger question is why does a trackpad driver helper need a foolproof way of tracking all process create events?
If it is for per-process trackpad preferences, couldn't it just query for the current foreground process at the time of a touchstart event?
- throwaway613834 9y agoI don't know, but my random guess would be that it might be to handle quirks with certain events like drag-and-drop or scrolling, which need to be handled reasonably when a process suddenly opens a window under the one you're using. Not sure what such a quirk might be though.