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Right click? #6
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There are multiple reasons why this does not work right. Touchscreen input has a lot of jitter and I'm not doing anything to reduce it in the driver. So, a "long" click may instead be recognized as a drag or multiple clicks. I'll see if finger tracking can be tuned a little. I've had multitouch working occasionally, which may also be used to emulate second and third button clicks. |
I would be happy with two finger click! Or long press, anything really. |
Might having the correct resolution in the firmware, and not needing xinput calibration help with the jitter? |
Good question. I think it will surely help with touch detection close to the edges, but jitter also affects finger tracking, and that happens before scaling. Guess I need to check how other drivers do it. In any case, finding out the correct dimensions is still a good idea. |
How do I configure right click to work, either two finger or long press is sufficient for me.
I tried adding these lines
into the same section statement as the calibration data from
xinput_calibrator
but longpress does nothing.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: