Ingemar Ådahl

Thanks for looking, @jakubroztocil Unfortunately, the escaping rules won't help: ``` $ http --print=HB POST httpie.io/hello -- foo[bar:baz]=foobar POST /hello HTTP/1.1 Accept: */* Accept-Encoding: gzip, deflate Connection: keep-alive Content-Length: 0...

Double escaping `:` results in the expected behavior, but due to the default behavior creating invalid header names, it shouldn't be required, really: ``` $ http POST httpie.io/hello foo[bar\\:baz]=foobar --print=HB...

Sure, but httpie is primarily a CLI utility for most people (I assume), and its popularity is most likely based on its ease of use (in comparison to cURL). You're...

No, not unless you somehow change the file permission of `/dev/uinput` to be writable by the user intended to be running the program. I'm assuming this would be tricky (impossible)...

I think so, yes, but it's been a while since I messed with this so I could be wrong. But note that on some devices the file is at `/dev/input/uinput`...

I don't know. As I said it's been a while (5 years?) since I ran this on Android. But it looks like scrcpy uses the Android JDK APIs to do...

Thanks for the quick reply. I upgraded to `0.32.3.r84.99ca26d4-1` via `hyprland-git`, but no dice, screen sharing still doesn't work. When successfully screen sharing from sway, this is written to the...

I'm on a Intel based system (ThinkPad something something). I'm also at a loss. But I assume that since it works in sway there must be something in the handshake...