FEAT(client): Add "starttalking" and "stoptalking" to the socket RPC interface #4754
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FEAT(client): add starttalking and stoptalking to the socket rpc interface
If mumble isn't allowed to listen to all input from an input device, for example when running as wayland client, ptt events can be sent via socket rpc, and, in the case of wayland, the keybinding can be done by the compositor. #3675 implements this for dbus.
To avoid executing the rather large mumble binary to do the rpc, one could also do something like this:
echo '<self><starttalking>starttalking</starttalking></self>' | socat - UNIX-CONNECT:/tmp/MumbleSocket
Fixes #1594