Thanks, Peter Hutterer, for giving an exact, concise summary, which
I should have given.
I didn't know xkb could be changed, or more correcly, xkb2 is coming,
or considered as coming (but not shipped yet). If my proposal can go
into xkb2, then I'd be more than happy.
Until that, I'm going to sell
Hello,
I try to talk to LVDS and DP connected displays over the i2c bus. What
works nicely for external DVI displays appears silent for the internal
one and DP. Any pointer what could be used or what shall be done to get a
communication?
example code for EDID fetching:
/* 1. select i2c-dev n
On Thu, 23 Dec 2010 10:20:21 +1100, Dave Davey wrote:
> I have a thinkpad R61 with 5 mouse buttons, a touchpad and a red button
> joystick in the middle of the keyboard. The buttons are arranged like this:
> 1 2 3
> pad
> 4 5
>
> I use this machine with openSuSE 11.2 (and 11.1) before that, a
On Thu, Dec 23, 2010 at 11:18:24AM +1100, Jarrad W. wrote:
> On 23/12/10 11:08, Peter Hutterer wrote:
> >
> >double tap and drag is what I was hinting at. checking with xev, that yields
> >the right sequence of events (press, then release later)
> >
> >Cheers,
> > Peter
>
> This only works if th
On 23/12/10 11:08, Peter Hutterer wrote:
double tap and drag is what I was hinting at. checking with xev, that yields
the right sequence of events (press, then release later)
Cheers,
Peter
This only works if there is motion as well - and this is then
interpreted as a drag by most input sy
On Thu, Dec 23, 2010 at 10:58:19AM +1100, Jarrad W. wrote:
>
> >doubletap, but leave the finger on the second time.
> >
> >Cheers,
> > Peter
> Thanks for the reply, Peter - but this doesn't work. Playing with
> xev shows no input events are thrown at all with this gesture.
> Double tap = double
doubletap, but leave the finger on the second time.
Cheers,
Peter
Thanks for the reply, Peter - but this doesn't work. Playing with xev
shows no input events are thrown at all with this gesture. Double tap =
double click, double tap + drag = click-and-drag, and tap = click all
work fine,
On Thu, 23 Dec 2010 09:47:50 +1100, "Jarrad W." wrote:
> Just playing around with some software that requires the input of a
> "long press" (i.e. holding the mouse button down for a second, then
> releasing) as distinct from a normal short click, and it seems that
> synaptics, at least in the t
I have a thinkpad R61 with 5 mouse buttons, a touchpad and a red button
joystick in the middle of the keyboard. The buttons are arranged like this:
1 2 3
pad
4 5
I use this machine with openSuSE 11.2 (and 11.1) before that, and the
buttons and touchpad work as I would expect. (Button 4 equiva
Hi,
Just playing around with some software that requires the input of a
"long press" (i.e. holding the mouse button down for a second, then
releasing) as distinct from a normal short click, and it seems that
synaptics, at least in the tap-to-click paradigm, offers no way to
emulate this. Am I
Hi Samuel,
wild shot: try "nvidia-settings -a PixmapCache=0; nvidia-settings -a
PixmapCache=1"
Thomas
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Hi Samuel,
Usually you won't find log entries about slowdown problems unless
something goes really terribly wrong.
Are you using the proprietary nvidia driver or nouveau?
If you are using the proprietary nvidia problem, could you switch to
nouveau to see if the problem persists?
To really get t
Hello everyone,
Ever since I've started using KDE4 on 3 different systems, I'm having
performance problems. Here is what happens :
After working in a session for a while the Xorg process starts to take more
and more CPU. I will generally notice it when some actions such as scrolling
in dol
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