Keeps sending afk events if xserver is restarted

[ErikBjare]

Was wondering for a long while why I didn't get any activity data visualized despite the buckets being updated regularly. I now noticed I have a 54h 14m 27s long afk event...

Steps to reproduce (haven't tested):

1. Start a xsession from a tty
2. Start aw-qt or the modules using systemd or something (so they survive when the xsession ends)
3. Exit the xsession (without logging out of the tty)
4. Start the xsession again
5. aw-watcher-afk will now endlessly send afk events

This probably has to do with KeyboardListener and MouseListener (and, in turn, PyUserInput).

[johan-bjareholt]

It's not a good idea to start aw-qt using systemd since it's dependent upon X. Add it to your startup apps in your DE or add it to your .xinitrc and it should work without issues. Might still worth looking into though.

[ErikBjare]

@johan-bjareholt Actually, what I had done was to start it was run aw-qt in a tmux session. When the xserver died, aw-qt crashed, but the server and watchers kept going.