** Changed in: onboard
Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
** Changed in: onboard (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
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Working great, thanks much!!
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> Thanks for the quick feedback, I think I need to look at the touch driver as
> well.
You're welcome. I think you won't need to do this anymore.
Screens/kernel/drivers are probably fine.
I could eventually reproduce both issues in KWin and 1) was an Onboard
thing. Wrong order of initialization
This combination worked (for single press only, no multitouch
obviously):
Preferences->Keyboard->Advanced->"Touch input"="none"
Preferences->Keyboard->Advanced->"Input event source"="GTK"
Setting "Touch Input" back to "Multitouch" I get this error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr
Great log file, thank you. Here's what happens:
...
12:43:42.951 Enter
12:43:42.952 TouchBegin (master, dev_id=2)
12:43:43.066 ButtonRelease (slave, dev_id=13)
12:43:43.067 TouchEnd (master, dev_id=2)
...
Two observations:
1) There are indeed touch events coming in, but only from the master pointe
I have a full log attached, here were my actions:
- Start onboard with debugging
- Touch 'a' key (no effect)
- Touch 'a' key again (a key registered)
- Touch 's' key (s key registered)
- Touch away from keyboard
- Touch 'a' key (no effect)
- Touch 'a' key again (a key registered)
- Touch 's' key (
Hmm, there's no touch visible in your log. The last line is an Enter event
(xi_type=7) from the master pointer (dev_id=2). A touch would start with
TouchBegin (xi_type=18) and would come from your touch screen slave device
(dev_id=13). Could you attach a longer log, up until the point when you
