OpenBSD Support Issue

[YOUR-WORST-TACO]

I have setup an OpenBSD machine, and I have difficulty with sending sequences to multiple terminals,

it appears that the in OpenBSD pseudo terminals don't live in /dev/pts/ and instead live directly at /dev/ptyp*

been working on trying to find a work around, figured I would reach out to the author.

[YOUR-WORST-TACO]

Alright, I have done some digging, I can get terminals to update if I edit the sequences.py and change the following

sequences.py (line 86), from
tty_pattern = "/dev/pts[0-9]*"

sequences.py (line 86), to
tty_pattern = "/dev/ptyp*"

The only problem I am currently dealing with is that all ptyp*'s have already been created so there are empty ones as well, and when pywal attempts to write to them it freezes indefinitely. Working on finding a workaround.

[YOUR-WORST-TACO]

Another update:
I have messed with this for another hour and I have gotten my sequences to update.

My Method:
ultimately I ended up writing a script that goes through /dev/ttyp* and checks if it has anything attached using the ps command, if it does, it cats a sequences file to that ttyp.

Not sure how I would go about implementing this in python, but I dont think it would be worth your time.

[ekollof]

Could #510 be merged by someone?