understanding Users with OSC

Question

Hello 
 
 I have been investigating how users work with OSC, can I check my understanding is correct 
 - By default the user for the OSC connection is the same as the console that the OSC connects to 
 - By default /eos/out/active is sent for the current console's user 
 - As soon as a command starting with /eos/user/XX is sent the current user for this connection is changed to that user 
 - Any further commands sent over that OSC connection are assumed to be sent for that user 
 - Any further /eos/out/active data is only sent for the active channels for that user (not the console) 
 - That user remains active unless /eos/reset is sent 
 
 Is the above correct? Can I check what User 0 is - does user 0 effectively reset to the current user of the console?

ueliriegg · Accepted Answer

So far so good. 
User 0 is a background user, it's where background macros run. The console user can be accessed with -1. 
One last thing: at the moment share all online OSC devices the same user number. So /eoa/user/5 doesn't mean "make this tablet user 5", but rather all OSC communication should from now on be treated as user 5.