I quickly looked at the Xorg.log files from launchpad below. Right
after hotplug of tablet, usbParse() goes in infinite loop and prints
message about invalid serial #. Not positive its infinite loop but at
least the log stops with no messages beyond repeating error message. If
you wait long
Created attachment 59557
Sample fix for panning/scaling
Attached patch has been posted to mailing list for discussion but no
replies so far. Posting here so it doesn't get lost.
This combines fix for panning from another patch and adds scaling fix as
well.
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You received this bug
Created attachment 59557
Sample fix for panning/scaling
Attached patch has been posted to mailing list for discussion but no
replies so far. Posting here so it doesn't get lost.
This combines fix for panning from another patch and adds scaling fix as
well.
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You received this bug
I use xrandr for scaling to make a small netbook screen able to display
apps that don't fit in 1024x600 and noticed this regression over the
last year in 1.11. I finally decided to look closer since 1.12 didn't
seem to fix the issue and came across this report.
I looked at the revert commit to
I reviewed the other patchwork patches just now. Patch 6209 in Comment
7 addresses panning part of issue in crtc_bounds() using same logic from
ProcRRGetCrtcInfo().
If you combine my modification from Comment 17 with the patch 6209 then
you'll get solution for both scaling and panning.
Not sure
I use xrandr for scaling to make a small netbook screen able to display
apps that don't fit in 1024x600 and noticed this regression over the
last year in 1.11. I finally decided to look closer since 1.12 didn't
seem to fix the issue and came across this report.
I looked at the revert commit to
I reviewed the other patchwork patches just now. Patch 6209 in Comment
7 addresses panning part of issue in crtc_bounds() using same logic from
ProcRRGetCrtcInfo().
If you combine my modification from Comment 17 with the patch 6209 then
you'll get solution for both scaling and panning.
Not sure
The discussion then moved over to linux-input mailing list were it got
fully resolved by hid-multitouch developer. A fix will be in Linux 3.3
(its in a hid next branch). The fix is slightly larger than adding new
product ID's to hid-multitouch. The touchscreen uses a MT serial
protocol that
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