allow autoload command to execute if config_dir is provided

[tmclane]

I have a Linux machine that does not show any logged in users with the who command even when I am using the machine.
It is perhaps a specialized use-case but I don't see why you need a logged in user in order to activate the mapping IF a config directory has been provided which contains the relevant configuration for key-mapper.

The machine in question is a JingPad A1.

tmclane@JingOS:/media/tmclane/data/key-mapper$ who
tmclane@JingOS:/media/tmclane/data/key-mapper$ whoami
tmclane

[sezanzeb]

You are absolutely right!

But that won't fix autoloading at login (data/key-mapper-autoload.desktop) or device plugging (data/99-key-mapper.rules) on your system. An alternative to who would be a check if the system booted up completely, until that happened it should ignore calls from udev. Any ideas?

[sezanzeb]

I have pushed a change to main that uses systemd-analyze, does that work for you?

[tmclane]

Let me give your changes a try.

FYI: I found another solution which was to put a script in: /usr/lib/pm-utils/sleep.d that calls the key-mapper-control command on sleep / wake to disable and reenable it.

Specifically this one: https://github.com/tmclane/jingpad/blob/main/99_jingpad_wakeup

[sezanzeb]

I think this can be closed, the change with systemd-analyze probably fixed this