Hi,
actually a great thing to have, but not that easy.
The main problem is, that the driver itself has to be disabled.
- this can be solved by quitting X and doing a calibration with touchcal
- the other possibility is (I don't know how) to disable the driver while
running X and then doing
Hi,
I don't think a functionality like this is really necessary. A
calibration utility is started by a user once
to find the mapping from touchscreen coordinates to real screen. In
general it is a matrix doing shifting,
stretching and rotating. To use scrn-currentMode is from my perspective
On Friday 10 June 2005 03:17, Veikko Werner wrote:
actually a great thing to have, but not that easy.
The main problem is, that the driver itself has to be disabled.
Why so? AFAICT, we basically need two things:
1) The ability to get 'raw' --i.e. unscaled -- data from the device during
the
On Thu, Jun 09, 2005 at 04:00:54PM -0700, bruno schwander wrote:
BTW, I submitted the source for the magictouch driver on this mailling
list, is there any chance it will appear in the XFree86 tree someday ? If
a comitter needs changes, fixes to it or has questions, I'll be happy to
help as I can.
On Fri, Jun 10, 2005 at 10:53:47AM -0400, Fred Gleason wrote:
On Friday 10 June 2005 03:17, Veikko Werner wrote:
actually a great thing to have, but not that easy.
The main problem is, that the driver itself has to be disabled.
Why so? AFAICT, we basically need two things:
1) The ability to
It would be great if you could add that... what do you mean by live
calibration ?
It seems to me that calibration should be (mostly) a userland utility,
that you do not want to run everytime the Xserver starts. I probably
misunderstood what you meant.
My only issue currently, is that if
