Udev rule is too permissive. Breaks some support for non-razer products

[Adamkadaban]

The udev rule in 80-naga.rules uses an overly broad match pattern that assigns razerInputGroup ownership to all input devices on the system, not just Razer hardware. This breaks compatibility with other applications that expect the standard input group.

I think it should be possible to scope the rule by vendor id. Maybe something like this?

KERNEL=="event[0-9]*", SUBSYSTEM=="input", ATTRS{idVendor}=="1532", GROUP="razerInputGroup", MODE="0660"

I only have one razer device (razer naga 2014), so this is based on what i've seen.

Mostly posting this as a warning if anyone else has issues.

[lostallmymoney]

Maybe I will add a new command "naga menu" or "naga settings" to allow setting such settings.

Current one is :
KERNEL=="event[0-9]*",SUBSYSTEM=="input", GROUP="razerInputGroup", MODE="0660"

Vendor would break compatibility with people that are not using a razer device but I guess most people are so default setting could be 1532.

[Adamkadaban]

Maybe I will add a new command "naga menu" or "naga settings" to allow setting such settings.

That would be awesome. I think it's fine either way, but the current udev rule had me debugging for a bit to figure out why other tools couldn't find my devices, so I thought it was worth mentioning something