How to use the command hidd (with examples)

The hidd command is a HID (Human Interface Device) library userland daemon. It should not be invoked manually and is used for managing and communicating with HID devices. It provides an interface that allows applications to read, write, and interact with HID devices.

Use case 1: Start the daemon

Code:

hidd

Motivation: Starting the hidd daemon is necessary in order to establish communication with HID devices and allow applications to interact with them.

Explanation: The hidd command starts the HID library userland daemon. It initializes the necessary system resources and sets up the communication channel for HID devices.

Example output:

The HID daemon has started successfully.

Conclusion:

In this article, we have explored the different use cases of the hidd command. We learned how to start the hidd daemon and its importance in managing and communicating with HID devices. Remember, the hidd command should not be invoked manually, as it is automatically started when needed.