Greetings.
The current configuration for --ignore-buttons is all very well, and I personally appreciate this neat feature very much so.
It makes one wondering if it would be better as to consider adding a customised specification for certain key presses to ignore parallel to ignoring mouse buttons.
Namely, --ignore-keys=<KEY1,KEY2,...>
Take this as an example:
/usr/bin/unclutter --timeout 5 --ignore-keys=ctrl,alt,mod,shift --start-hidden &
Different than ignoring every key possible on a keyboard, this flag only takes modifiers, which makes more sense in this case.
I suppose this would give more flexibilities, as an add-on.
Greetings.
The current configuration for
--ignore-buttonsis all very well, and I personally appreciate this neat feature very much so.It makes one wondering if it would be better as to consider adding a customised specification for certain key presses to ignore parallel to ignoring mouse buttons.
Namely,
--ignore-keys=<KEY1,KEY2,...>Take this as an example:
/usr/bin/unclutter --timeout 5 --ignore-keys=ctrl,alt,mod,shift --start-hidden &Different than ignoring every key possible on a keyboard, this flag only takes modifiers, which makes more sense in this case.
I suppose this would give more flexibilities, as an add-on.