https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=481693
--- Comment #3 from Tej A. Shah, DMD <tshah.den...@gmail.com> --- (In reply to Nate Graham from comment #2) Please see inline: > Cannot reproduce on Plasma 6 Wayland with hardware capable of demonstrating > the problem. I can choose which display I want to target, and that display > is the only one that gets the touchscreen input. For what it's worth, I am using a Viewsonic TD2210 resistive display. Resistive touchscreens tend to have a different Linux driver compared to a normal capacitive touchscreen. > > What happens if you change the target display to another value that isn't > "Automatic"? Does *anything* change, or is the tap still mapped to both > screens? No, nothing changes. I can set it to any display including automatic and it still maps the same exact way. > > Something unusual I notice in your screen recording is that the pointer is > still visible when you tap. That's not expected on Wayland, and it's not > what I see. Are you sure you're using Wayland? Yes, it is using Wayland. The thing about resistive displays is that it pretends to be a mouse but with absolute coordinates rather than relative coordinates. > > Very cool setup, BTW. Thanks :-). My dental practice is right now using KDE/Plasma 5 and I am hoping to upgrade to Plasma 6 later this year once these kinds of issues are fixed. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
