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''Note: This is correct: add the section as stated above; ignore the fact, that there is already a section [shortcuts].'' | |||
Make sure you have permission to access the input devices (typically called <code>/dev/input/event*</code>). You might need to add yourself to the appropriate group (for example <code>input</code>) or configure your device manager to grant access. Consult your OS documentation for details. {{Tip|<code>input-events</code> is a useful tool for troubleshooting.}} | Make sure you have permission to access the input devices (typically called <code>/dev/input/event*</code>). You might need to add yourself to the appropriate group (for example <code>input</code>) or configure your device manager to grant access. Consult your OS documentation for details. {{Tip|<code>input-events</code> is a useful tool for troubleshooting.}} | ||
''Note: # usermod YOUR_LOGIN_HERE -aG input should do the trick, where YOUR_LOGIN_HERE should be obviously replaced with obvious. Debianers might want to use # /sbin/usermod.'' | |||
''Note: input-events is part of the input-utils package.'' | |||
Proceed to launch mumble. If you are using a terminal, watch the output messages. You should see your input device listed, such as: | Proceed to launch mumble. If you are using a terminal, watch the output messages. You should see your input device listed, such as: | ||