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First let's move the source and header files to a seperate source directory.
The structure of the new directory layout will be similar to xf86-input-evdev.
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resolution of input devices. The included patch uses this to set the
defaults for various parameters. As a result, synaptics, alps and
appletouch pads all work approximately identically without requiring
model-specific configuration. The defaults should be almost identical to
the current defaults on synaptics pads. We've shipped this code in the
current Ubuntu release (7.04) without any known user issues. This is
against current git.
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change eab7d85d9b231dc9700ee58bec770ee01dc0670f.
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required features (ABS_X, ABS_Y, ABS_PRESSURE and BTN_TOOL_FINGER)
instead of relying on the IDs of the input device.
Suggested by Vojtech Pavlik.
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c01b4c0bceb65df01b7ddfb180fc367c6d070370 also for
the 2.6 linux kernel.
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2.6 kernel patch.) From Jan Steinhoff <Jan.Steinhoff@uni-jena.de>.
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kernel. Reported by stage.nexvision <stage.nexvision@laposte.net>.
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have them.)
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access to the device, so that touchpad data doesn't leak to
/dev/input/mice.
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BTN_TOOL_FINGER, BTN_TOOL_DOUBLETAP and BTN_TOOL_TRIPLETAP. Note that
this swaps the direction of the Y axis internally to match X and the
linux input subsystem. Because of this, the TopEdge and BottomEdge
parameters must be modified in the config file. There is some backwards
compatibility code for old 2.5/2.6 kernels that will probably be
deleted later.
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detection. This is much simpler than parsing /proc/bus/input/devices
and more robust too.
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interface.
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