Linux command
intercept 命令
安全
权限或系统影响较大，执行前请核对目标。
常用示例
Example
sudo intercept -g [/dev/input/eventX]
Example
sudo intercept [/dev/input/eventX]
说明
intercept reads raw input events from a Linux input device and outputs them to stdout. It is part of the Interception Tools project, designed for creating input device manipulation pipelines. The output can be piped to transformation tools and then back to a virtual input device using uinput, enabling key remapping, macro creation, and other input modifications at a low level.
参数
- -g
- Grab the device exclusively, preventing other programs from reading events
FAQ
What is the intercept command used for?
intercept reads raw input events from a Linux input device and outputs them to stdout. It is part of the Interception Tools project, designed for creating input device manipulation pipelines. The output can be piped to transformation tools and then back to a virtual input device using uinput, enabling key remapping, macro creation, and other input modifications at a low level.
How do I run a basic intercept example?
Run `sudo intercept -g [/dev/input/eventX]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -g do in intercept?
Grab the device exclusively, preventing other programs from reading events