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This change updates the device hiding logic to move the devnodes into /dev/inputplumber/sources when a device is hidden. It also includes a better fallback mechanism for detecting the chmod and mv binaries for the udev rules.

This change should be tested against many devices to ensure this logic doesn't cause any regressions.

Fixes #502

@ShadowApex ShadowApex requested a review from pastaq January 19, 2026 21:30
@ShadowApex ShadowApex force-pushed the shadowapex/hide-mv branch 2 times, most recently from 9d5cbdd to 3260bb6 Compare January 19, 2026 21:37
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I'll test this when I can.

Do you remember what the downsides of moving these were & why we pivoted to udev only?

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pastaq commented Jan 20, 2026

Closes #502

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I'll test this when I can.

Do you remember what the downsides of moving these were & why we pivoted to udev only?

I believe we always used pure udev + chmod hiding with InputPlumber and only moved the device nodes back with HandyGCCS. If I remember correctly, there was some pain points with the nodes not being restored when HandyGCCS would stop.

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Feature: move /dev/input/event* to /dev/inputplumber

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