Following up on my own message. > I have some evtouch calibration related issues left to deal with.
The GUI calibration software appears to be still very unreliable. I had used it when it was more of a "give it a try" option but in the Ubuntu Software Center the evtouch drivers/configuration is installed under that title (very surprising to me). Its output created very strange behavior from flipped axes (common problem on ubuntuforums) to things that I can't explain which was as if it was trying to predict what I wanted to do so if I moved the stylus on a straight line the pointer would trail it and then surpass it and go forward. Anyway, by manually editing it and then re-doing it I was able to get it to work (I will post all these things when I am done). ________________________________ Now, I am having difficulty finding what to configure in order to get the touchpad/stylus combination behave as they did in the past. I want it to act as if I am continuously pressing "button 1" (left button on most mice) when it is pressed and dragged. I was able to drag windows, draw using xournal etc before installing UNR, 9.10. I can't even figure out how to call this "feature" to search for a solution. One of the primary uses of Samsung Q1U for me to annotate pdf files in Xournal with a stylus. Now, I have to make sure that I touched the stylus at the position I want to start and on-device mouse left button pressed. Looking at "Xev", when I touch the stylus, it detects "ButtonPress" and "button 1", then when I keep it pressed it senses "motion", when I lift it "ButtonRelease" so it is, I think, getting the right commands but the response in X is not as if I kept the button pressed continuously. Any ideas? Thanks, -- Ubuntu-mobile mailing list Ubuntu-mobile@lists.ubuntu.com Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-mobile
