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The problem is there is no common desktop permissions framework on Linux. On macOS a lot of these privileges (being able to inject and monitor input) are behin
by nly 9y ago
The problem is there is no common desktop permissions framework on Linux.
On macOS a lot of these privileges (being able to inject and monitor input) are behind accessibility APIs and require the users express permission & password.
- navaati 9y ago> The problem is there is no common desktop permissions framework on Linux. Oh yes there is, it's called polkit and it's quite nifty !