Initialise variables to ensure input thread is started (#1696)
* Initialise variables to ensure input thread is started m_bShutdown was not initialised. This meant that the input thread would never be started seemingly at random. In my case m_bShutdown was always false when running in fullscreen but not in windowed mode for some reason
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Colby Klein
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@@ -271,10 +271,11 @@ EventDevice::~EventDevice()
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InputHandler_Linux_Event::InputHandler_Linux_Event()
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InputHandler_Linux_Event::InputHandler_Linux_Event()
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: m_bShutdown(true)
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, m_bDevicesChanged(false)
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, m_bHaveKeyboard(false)
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, m_NextDevice(DEVICE_JOY10)
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m_NextDevice = DEVICE_JOY10;
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m_bDevicesChanged = false;
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if(LINUXINPUT == NULL) LINUXINPUT = new LinuxInputManager;
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if(LINUXINPUT == NULL) LINUXINPUT = new LinuxInputManager;
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LINUXINPUT->InitDriver(this);
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LINUXINPUT->InitDriver(this);
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