https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=523710
--- Comment #2 from Andre85 <[email protected]> --- Hi. Thanks for the reply. You are right. It started as a bug report because I couldn't activate tablet mode, but then I realized that it was a driver issue (hinge sensor). Thad sayed, it is not a KDE bug, so as it is, it is a feature request. It's not practical to use the PC as a tablet with the keyboard and touchpad active. Automatically disabling those inputs would be a great improvement for convertible PCs. Also, my suggestion is just that—a suggestion. I believe better solutions may be possible. The best solution is, of course, a driver update in the kernel. here is the summary of the feature request: SUMMARY: Provide a software-based fallback in KWin to automatically trigger Tablet Mode on convertible laptops where the hardware ACPI hinge switch is broken or unsupported by the kernel (e.g., HP Envy x360 2019 AMD). -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
