https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=91563
--- Comment #7 from Bastien Nocera <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Matthieu Gautier from comment #6) > Created attachment 118007 [details] > patch to add to linux tree, to add INPUT_PROP_ACCELEROMETER > > Sorry for my silence but, as said Bastien, I was away. > (And, as I'm leaving again, I'll be silent for the next few weeks..) > > > Indeed, the tag INPUT_PROP_ACCELEROMETER is missing in applesmc. Adding it > [1] doesn't fix the problem. It shows that it is more complex that it seems > ... The problem is that it's not an accelerometer, it only has 2 axis. > With the tag INPUT_PROP_ACCELEROMETER, a recent systemd version (>219, the > fedora22 version[2]) properly add the udev ID_INPUT_ACCELEROMETER=1 tag. > > With this tag, libinput still open the device. It shouldn't though. > However, it seems to be the > right thing to do. Gnome(-shell?) now detect the device is a accelerometer > and display a button to deactivate screen rotation, so we should keep the > device open. That would be iio-sensor-proxy opening it (once) and letting go of it until it receives a kevent saying it's changed coarse orientation (which we'll never receive because the driver doesn't send it). I think that libinput should just ignore it. Is there a udev tag for that? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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