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Old 07-06-2008
lock-keyboard-for-baby 20080706 (Default branch)

Imagelock-keyboard-for-baby is a utility for thosetimes when a baby/toddler wants to bash away atyour keyboard. It grabs the keyboard until youtype a phrase (which hopefully the baby won'ttype), but without blocking the screen like ascreensaver.License: GNU General Public License (GPL)Changes:
This release adds mouse-locking support. So nowyour mouse or touchpad can also be protected.Image

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KBDMUX(4)						   BSD Kernel Interfaces Manual 						 KBDMUX(4)

NAME
kbdmux -- keyboard multiplexer SYNOPSIS
device kbdmux In /boot/device.hints: hint.kbdmux.0.disabled="1" DESCRIPTION
The kbdmux keyboard driver provides support for basic keyboard multiplexing. It is built around the idea of a ``super keyboard''. The kbdmux driver acts as a master keyboard consuming input from all slave keyboards attached to it. Slave keyboards can be attached to or detached from the kbdmux keyboard driver with the kbdcontrol(1) utility. SEE ALSO
kbdcontrol(1), atkbd(4), syscons(4), ukbd(4), vt(4) HISTORY
The kbdmux module was implemented in FreeBSD 6.0. AUTHORS
Maksim Yevmenkin <m_evmenkin@yahoo.com> CAVEATS
The kbdmux keyboard driver switches all slave keyboards into K_RAW mode. Thus all slave keyboards attached to the kbdmux keyboard share the same state. The kbdmux keyboard is logically equivalent to one keyboard with lots of duplicated keys. BSD
July 12, 2005 BSD
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