Daniel Micay on Twitter: "@chrisrohlf @lazytyped By the way, I checked again and the patch did land for Linux 5.0: https://t.co/WkDSDZMYzY If your use case depends on the key state being present after fork, you'll need to disable that part of the feature (such as dlopen library support) on kernels earlier than Linux 5.0." / Twitter

By the way, I checked again and the patch did land for Linux 5.0: github.com/torvalds/linux If your use case depends on the key state being present after fork, you'll need to disable that part of the feature (such as dlopen library support) on kernels earlier than Linux 5.0.

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I don't think there's a safe in-process way to safely detect the patch, so unfortunately disabling features depending on it after fork on older kernels or simply not activating them at all seems like the only viable option. Can't work around it since the patch may be backported.

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