On Thu, Jan 21, 2010 at 9:15 PM, Peter Hutterer <[email protected]>wrote:
> > Chris, > > On Wed, Jan 20, 2010 at 09:34:43PM -0600, Chris Bagwell wrote: > > I found the following patch did not make it over to xf86-input-wacom from > > linuxwacom-0.8.5-9. Well, one small line from same commit set did make > it > > into wcmUSB.c (from cvs version 1.51) so I'm not sure if its intentional > > left out or not. > > > > I did find one comment on mailing list from you on linuxwacom version of > > patch to use an enum for wcmTouchpadState. > > > > sorry for the late reply, I'm currently on the road and cannot test any > patches. I also lost track of how many patches are necessary but if I'm not > mistaken, the bamboo support isn't quite there yet and needs a few patches > - > is that correct? > Its actually very close to working for basic use cases right now. The pen/eraser works mostly OK. There are only two small patches needed to get the touch pad working at level I think most people will find acceptable (its not usable without those patches). I've attached those two patches for yours and others reference. Patch 0001 ports a missing patch already in linuxwacom-0.8.5-9. 0002 makes minimum additional changes to get touch pad working without unwanted button presses but hasn't been committed it linuxwacom just yet. There will be additional patches later on though as I port more of Jason's patches and we improve behaviour and fix bugs. But there are some things to be discussed before the next batch of patches is ready. Commiting this minimum set would help users out in mean time. > > If so, the best approach would be to develop it on a branch so that others > can use a central repo instead of having to extract patches from forums or > mailinglists. Does that make sense to you? > I think this is a good idea since there will be additional patches in the pipeline. I juggle multiple projects as well and also lose track of contributed patches without some sort of tracker. Git does that tracking just fine it seems. I'm sure end users would appreciate the staging area as well instead of monitoring mailing list so closely. Chris
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