Multiple keyboards is trivial - unless you meant multiple active cursors. (If you've used a USB keyboard attahced to your laptop - you've already experienced multiple keyboards. Both work.)

Multiple mice is esoteric.

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silon42 an hour ago | parent | next [-]

Multiple mice (1 pointer) is not esoteric at all... I have a completely normal scenario with 3 (normal mouse, track pad, track point) right now.

And at home, I have a mouse on the left side of the keyboard and another one on the right.

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anilgulecha 31 minutes ago | parent [-]

Given the example, I meant multiple cursors. I assumed it would have been obvious.

	▲	wongarsu 11 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		It's not obvious if your core statement is "multiple keyboards is trivial". Assuming that multiple mice obviously means multiple cursors while in the same comment assuming that multiple keyboards obviously does not imply multiple input cursors is in fact pretty confusing to me

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bch 3 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Of course you're correct re: laptop and aux kb - I was thinking of "seat" (and multiple seats) being: "Wayland seat refers to one 'seat' at which a user sits and operates the computer."[0]

So a keyboard being attached to a seat, whose input might be associated w one active window, while another kb is associated with a different seat and different active window. Perhaps I'm just overthinking it.

[0] https://wayland-book.com/seat.html

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globular-toast 3 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

If you have a USB mouse then you have multiple mice too, in that sense.