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Status: In Progress => Fix Committed
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Gestures are working properly since you see the correct output from
geistest. Now you need something to listen to those gestures. Ginn can
translate two finger drag events into scroll events. In Ubuntu 11.04,
you should be able to run ginn at the command line to do this.
Otherwise, you will need to
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Importance: Undecided => Medium
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To best resolve this issue, we need a recording of the input events from
the device. Then anyone can play back the events to debug the issue. Can
someone who has this bug perform the steps listed at
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Multitouch/Testing/uTouchEvEmu#Debugging.
When recording, skip steps 3, 4,
This has been fixed.
Thanks!
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Importance: High
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provide some visualization of touches through the desktop interface.
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Status: Triaged
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Only up to two touches are reported for semi-multitouch devices
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David,
Oh yes, now I know what's going on. This was a bug reported upstream
that we've been discussing a fix for. The issue is the mixing of
coordinate transformation and the new masked valuators. A simple patch
should fix things up.
Can you file a new bug for this and assign it to me? This is re
Hi David,
Thanks for catching the mistake on the rotation matrix! I didn't have a
machine I could test it out on, so I made an educated guess. I have
fixed the wiki page.
Are you trying to combine axis swapping in evdev with an input
transformation matrix? If so, that would give indeterminate res
The next step would be to attach a recording of the device to see if
someone else can reproduce it. You will need to be in Natty (I think it
will work from a thumb drive), then follow these instructions:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Multitouch/Testing/uTouchEvEmu#Debugging
Please attach the device.pro
After some more thought, I think this is more complex. We can determine
if a trackpad is a button pad, but we need more information to determine
how much bottom area should be masked. I think we should do the
following:
1. Export the input device properties through udev (I'm assuming it doesn't do
Hi Reinhard,
It sounds like you have a clickpad trackpad. This is a known issue of
clickpad trackpads and X synaptics. The fix, as you noted, is to define
a bottom edge area. We probably want to do this for all clickpad
devices, which I believe we have information from the kernel for.
** Changed
utouch-compiz only exists in the archive for the purpose of developing
the utouch stack post-natty. It currently does nothing useful. Thus, I'm
closing this as won't fix.
Thanks for reporting the issue!
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for this issue.
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** Changed in: utouch-grail
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This bug should be fixed in the next version of xorg-server released to
Natty. The new package has been uploaded to the Natty queue and will be
reviewed shortly before it is accepted.
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Based on an irc discussion, it sounds like the touchscreen is recognized
as a "PS/2 Generic Mouse". It is also believed that in previous releases
the X evtouch input module was used. This module has been deprecated and
removed from Ubuntu due to a lack of upstream maintenance.
We are trying to bri
Upstream has reverted the patch that causes this bug. We should do the
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It looks like the XI 2.1 protocol will go in a different direction, so
this bug is now invalid.
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Given that X evdev isn't used for trackpads and that a fix has been
added in X synaptics, I'm marking this bug as won't fix for the server
and X evdev.
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Ok, this confirms what Emmanuel was seeing. At this point, I don't think
I can easily debug the issue remotely, and I can't seem to trigger it on
my systems. I'll push the workaround patch to Ubuntu, but I'm hoping
someone else will be able to come along and debug it some more.
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Ivan,
I'm glad this fixes the hung process issue for you. However, it shows
there is also a bug somewhere else in the stack. Please kill the running
syndaemon process and run it manually:
$ killall syndaemon
$ syndaemon -v -i 0.5 -k -R
When you hit the bug, it should print out a message about a
So what I wrote before isn't quite correct. I believe libXtst is working
alright, but an event gets stuck in the queue, as Emmanuel noted. I have
added a bit of code to syndaemon to check for any left over events after
all replies have been handled. Any events found are discarded.
Please test the
** Description changed:
- On Lucid, the touch screen of my Latitude 2100 is no longer handled by
- evtouch, but some other touchscreen driver having the following bug:
+ Freeze Exception
+ ---
+ Some input devices provide information on proximity. For the X evdev module,
X events
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Also, this means there's a second bug that likely resides in the server.
An X record client shouldn't be receiving any replies other than XRecord
replies.
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Emmanuel,
The XRecord library is in libXtst. In its async handler
(record_async_handler), there's no checking of the X reply type other
than to check whether it's an error or not. If it gets a non error
reply, then it assumes it's a record reply without actually checking.
This will cause undefined
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nh2,
Ok, I think I found the last part of this bug :). I've uploaded a new
test package to ppa:utouch-team/unstable. Please install it after it has
built.
As a side note, the ppa includes some new bits under development. If you
do an upgrade of all packages it will upgrade libutouch-grail1 which
et me know what you see.
Thanks!
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Status: Confirmed => In Progress
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I think I was running an older version of Unity. I retested and it seems
to function well now.
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Hi Paul,
You can mask out an area of the bottom of the touchpad by using the
"AreaBottomEdge" option. Add the following to /etc/X11/xorg.conf (create
it if needed):
Section "InputClass"
Identifier "Synaptics With Bottom Area"
MatchIsTouchpad "on"
MatchDevicePath "/dev/inpu
I don't see anything odd with the update, and I'm running it here
without issues.
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It would be helpful if someone could get a backtrace of syndaemon while
it's stuck. First, install xserver-xorg-input-synaptics-dbgsym. To
install it, do one of the following:
* Enable the ddebs repository:
$ sudo add-apt-repository deb http://ddebs.ubuntu.com/ natty main
$ sudo apt-get update
nh2,
Could you describe what you did in the recording, what you expect, and
what actually is happening for you? I don't see anything wrong with how
X evdev is interpreting the input stream on my system.
Thanks!
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Status: Confirmed => Triaged
Hi Reinhard,
Please open a new bug for your issue by running "ubuntu-bug xserver-
xorg-input-synaptics". After creating the bug, please subscribe me (my
LP id is chasedouglas).
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I can confirm that this is an issue with my ~/.drirc file as well. I
can't remember exactly why I have the file, but I'm guessing it was to
enable a bit of hardware acceleration for Flash.
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** Changed in: unity
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I'm going to leave the bug in the "triaged" state since we don't know if
the device is multitouch or not. If we determine it is single touch only
we will move the bug to "invalid". Otherwise, we'll leave it at
"triaged" until someone figures out how to enable the multitouch
features of the device.
Actually, I saw in an email thread that it does work for single touch
usage. It must be a wacom touchscreen since that's the only other
pointing input device that X sees. Wacom devices are either single or
two touch devices. You can try geistest to see if any two touch gestures
are found, but if no
Does the touchscreen work for single touch usage?
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[Natty Beta 1] Utouch doesn't recognize touchscreen on HP EliteBook
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Hi Scott,
My understanding was that if you needed a package uploaded to Ubuntu,
you should subscribe ubuntu-sponsors and set the status to new. Maybe
I'm confusing the procedures for uploading with a freeze exception?
(To be clear, I don't think a freeze exception is needed here. I think
ubuntu-r
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[natty] two-finger-scroll stopped working after today's update
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There's a few things going on here. In the X server, the number of
touches is being reported incorrectly. But the trackpads are also of the
semi-multitouch variety, where the number of touches can't be inferre
There's two different mechanisms for multitouch support in Natty: the X
synaptics module, and the uTouch framework.
The X synaptics module uses multitouch only for simple tasks like two
finger scrolling and two tap right click. There's no functionality in
the module for two finger pinch support
T
We fixed a similar bug in geis yesterday. Can you try out the latest
version in natty to see if it's fixed?
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utouch-geis 2.0.10-0ubuntu1 has been uploaded with the fix for this
issue.
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Geis requests the version of the X gesture extension. This errors out
inside XCB when checking the length of the request. If I had to guess,
I'd say the NX X server implementation has a bug that causes this
failure. However, the NX X server doesn't have the gesture extension
anyways, so I moved on
We found a crashes in geis related to initialization in X. We believe
it's the cause of the error, so we uploaded the fix for it to Ubuntu.
Please test it out to see if it works any better.
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This is an issue with touchscreen mapping in general. X.org has a
mechanism for mapping touch input to a region of the X display, but
there's no graphical user interface tool for setting the mapping. You
can find more information on the mapping here:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/InputCoordinateTransf
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This is caused by the new XInput 2.1 prototype extension in natty, which
is used by geis. Geis needs to check that the XInput 2.1 protocol is
available and fail gracefully if not.
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actual change.
This allows a cursor jump to occur.
** Affects: xserver-xorg-input-synaptics (Ubuntu)
Importance: Medium
Assignee: Chase Douglas (chasedouglas)
Status: In Progress
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Status: New => In Progress
** Changed
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Hi Sérgio,
This bug is for a very specific type of touchpad that is not available
anymore due to defective design :). Please open a separate bug in
launchpad for your issue by running:
$ ubuntu-bug xserver-xorg-input-synaptics
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Henrik has added a few lines of code to ensure the "glue" timeout is
enforced between for touch gestures too. I added a patch to the package
in natty and uploaded it (version 1.0.20-0ubuntu4~utouch1) to ppa
:utouch-team/unstable. Please test out the package once it has been
built and published to s
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Only up to two touches are reported for semi-multitouch devices
-
Hi Krzysztof,
We are very well aware of this shortcoming, and we are working to
resolve it :). However, it involves modifications to large parts of the
system, including the toolkits and applications. This is one area we
hope to target in Oneiric.
Thanks!
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St
Hi Eric,
Enabling two touch actions, such as scrolling and right clicking, by
default for these trackpads was a new addition to synaptics in Natty.
However, we noticed that it caused a regression when the default values
were not reasonable for some devices. In the upstream synaptics input
module p
This sounds to me like an unimplemented (or buggy) feature in unity. The
gestures to support this functionality are available and should be
working fine. I'm moving the bug over to unity, but feel free to move it
back to utouch-grail if other evidence shows it's a gesture issue.
** Project changed
I can confirm the behavior on a magic trackpad. I believe the issue is
the touch configuration stabilization timeout. This timeout is for a
reasonable length of time allowed between touches becoming active.
Without this timeout, one would have to touch all four fingers at the
exact same time or els
Hi pablomme,
I believe we can distill your thoughts down to two issues:
1. Stopping scrolling when synaptics moves the pointer
2. Stopping scrolling when any other input module moves the pointer or presses
a key
The first is simple and is implemented as far as I can tell. If I scroll
fast with
For those who have seen two finger scrolling and two tap for right click
disabled by the latest updates, please see the information in bug
747611.
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Hi OXullo,
The debian changelog has 'Closes: #749755' instead of 'LP: #749755'.
'Closes' is used to reference Debian bugs, so this could trample over an
unrelated Debian bug when the changes are merged back to Debian. Please
fix this up and attach new source package files.
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 742567 ***
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multitouch events do not respect swap/invert axes properties
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/747611
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 747611
[natty] two-finger-scroll stopped working after today's update
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This is likely a consequence of bug 742213. Your touchpad can give only
pressure information, but pressure data is not reliable enough to be
used by out of the box. For a while, Natty used the pressure data by
default, but this has been reverted due to a report of spurious right
click behavior.
Yo
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-input-synaptics
occasionally tapping the touchpad will open the right click menu, or
paste into a terminal
seems to be related to 2 finger emulation on touchpads that fake it
http://cgit.freedesktop.org/xorg/driver/xf86-inp
Timo,
Please provide the evemu properties file and a sample recording for the
touch input device. I'd like to see why you need different normalization
values for it.
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I'll just address the patches issue. We have already started work on
features beyond the scope of natty. These changes have already been
pushed to trunk for utouch-grail. Any future releases of utouch-grail
would either have the new features too, or we would have to revert
commits. It makes the mos
Timo,
Thanks for pointing this out! Admittedly, I wrote the wiki article from
memory and didn't test out the values. I see now in DeviceSetTransform()
in the xserver that the transformation matrix is scaled internally such
that the affine coordinate translation is in normalized floating piont
coor
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All unity windows are
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: unity
When running unity, I can open a terminal and launch applications that
are displayed just fine. However, all the unity windows are invisible. I
can't see the panel or launcher, for example, but I can still interact
with them by clicking on them.
I
This was not a planned feature, so we didn't have any foresight on
developing it before feature freeze.
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Add touch gesture events
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Build log from ppa: https://launchpad.net/~utouch-
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** Description changed:
+ Feature Freeze Exception:
+
+ The current uTouch stack does not have any gesture events that fire when
+ touches begin. Touches must move to cross a threshold before emitting
+ any events. However, gestures on touch begin is a necessary
+ functionality for Natty Unity wo
** Description changed:
- As reported in bug #742555, Unity is not getting what it needs from
- GEIS. In order for GEIS to provide the initialization signals, they need
- to be set up in Grail.
+ Feature Freeze Exception:
+
+ The current uTouch stack does not have any gesture events that fire whe
I cloned the upstream git repostitory, then used `git revert ffa6dc`,
then I used `git format-patch HEAD^` to generate the patch. I added some
comments to the header of the patch. I pushed a test package to ppa
:utouch-team/unstable, and I pushed the patch to the xserver-xorg-input-
synaptics packa
I've committed the changes to the packaging tree for xserver-xorg-input-
synaptics. After the Beta 1 release we plan to push it into Ubuntu.
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The evdev driver has the capability to swap and invert axes, but it is
not how I would recommend doing this anymore. As you point out, those
properties only affect pointer motion events. While we could extend the
functionality to touch events, a better resolution would be to use the X
server's "Coo
I think a more long term approach would be to up the default threshold
so it doesn't fire accidentally. However, that would require more
testing than we have time for right now.
I'm giving a +1 on adding this patch. I'd like to see the git commit
sha1 in the patch header with an explanation of whe
Contrary to what I wrote earlier, this is best described not as a kernel
bug but as a deficiency with the X synaptics input module. I made some
changes to how it handles multi-finger functionality and I believe it
works much better as a result.
However, the changes are larger than I would like thi
Upstream has accepted the patches for the fix, and I've added the
patches to the ubuntu xserver packaging tree for inclusion in the next
upload.
** Changed in: xorg-server (Ubuntu)
Status: In Progress => Fix Committed
** Changed in: xorg-server (Ubuntu)
Milestone: ubuntu-11.04 => ubunt
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