Timo,
I have uploaded a new xorg-server package to the utouch-team/unstable
ppa (version 1.10.0-0ubuntu3~utouch1). I have verified that it fixes
xournal usage when playing back the attached recording.
I'm going to unlink the upstream Xournal bug because it is really about
a different issue. You
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** Changed in: utouch-grail (Ubuntu)
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** Summary changed:
- GEIS doesn't get touch the touch initialization signals from grail
+ Add touch gesture events
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multitouch events do not respect swap/invert axes properties
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Title:
cannot left click and drag with touchpad
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.
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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
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
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
Public bug reported:
This is an extension of the no touch left behind concept where we can
provide some visualization of touches through the desktop interface.
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Wishlist
Assignee: Chase Douglas (chasedouglas)
Status: Triaged
** Changed in: ubuntu
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** Affects: utouch-grail
Importance: High
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Status: Triaged
** Affects: utouch-geis (Ubuntu)
Importance: High
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Create a Compiz
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** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 747611
[natty] two-finger-scroll stopped working after today's update
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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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For those who have seen two finger scrolling and two tap for right click
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747611.
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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
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
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
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
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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Title:
Only up to two touches are reported for semi-multitouch devices
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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
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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4-finger drag also registers 3-finger tap simultaneously
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To manage notifications
If you are building a custom version of evdev, then that is likely the
issue. You may have needed a custom evdev module to get it to work
properly with the initial driver you were using. However, with the newer
driver you are using you should not need a modified evdev.
Please reinstall evdev and
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Overlapping same-gesture areas with different start touches broken
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Libgrip needs developer documentation
To manage
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** Description changed:
- EOG needs basic uTouch gesture support in Oneiric.
+ EOG needs basic uTouch gesture support in Oneiric. This patch links some
+ eog viewing manipulations to simple gestures.
- This bug is for linking uTouch and EOG through libgrip.
+ On touchpads and touchscreens:
+ *
** Attachment added: debdiff integrating libgrip/uTouch into EOG
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** Description changed:
EOG needs basic uTouch gesture support in Oneiric. This patch links some
eog viewing manipulations to simple gestures.
On touchpads and touchscreens:
* Pinching or spreading with two fingers zooms in and out
* Rotating with two fingers snaps the image to 90
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Hi Seb,
The function names have been mangled so it's clear they are ubuntu-
added.
What we saw with the scroll to zoom feature was an issue with what the
user expects. Only one of scrolling and pinching can occur at a time due
to the architecture of uTouch. If the user intends to perform a zoom,
** Changed in: evince (Ubuntu)
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Add uTouch gesture support for Evince
To manage notifications about
/+files/evince_utouch_debdiff
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Assignee: (unassigned) = Chase Douglas (chasedouglas)
** Description changed:
This patch adds basic gesture support for Evince.
- One and two finger drags on touchscreens move the document and flicks
- change pages.
+ One
I believe I tried using this Ideacom touchscreen under Windows once, and
I remember it not performing very well there. My guess is that this is
the cause of your gesture issues. There may be ways to make it work
better, but they would involve heavy signal processing algorithms that
we don't have
I'm thinking this refers to bad documentation. The documentation doesn't
really distinguish between continuous and instantaneous gestures.
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Status: Triaged = Fix Released
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Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Assignee: (unassigned) = Chase Douglas (chasedouglas)
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Title:
dragArea only works if onGestureStart signal is defined
dart,
You wrote:
I installed xorg from your PPA. The first time I tested, I did not
notice any difference in PPA version and SRU version.
Does this mean that you saw the bug in the PPA version as well, or that
at the time you did *not* see the bug in either the PPA or the SRU
versions?
Thanks!
Ahhh! Thanks Chris and dart for clearly stating that it's the
acceleration that's wrong. This code path may interfere with the
acceleration, but I would guess that if anything this patch would
restore acceleration to what it should be.
dart, does the new xorg-server feel wrong, or just different
klerfayt,
Thanks for providing a recording of your device. To use the recording I
also need the device.prop file. Please follow the instructions in
comment #11 to generate the file and then attach it to this bug report.
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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
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** Description changed:
- Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-input-evdev
+ SRU Justification:
+ ==
+ In previous releases of xserver-xorg-input-evdev there was an option to
invert and/or swap axes. This allowed for simple screen rotation support. In
the latest version of the
** Description changed:
SRU Justification:
==
In previous releases of xserver-xorg-input-evdev there was an option to
invert and/or swap axes. This allowed for simple screen rotation support. In
the latest version of the module in Ubuntu, this option has been deprecated in
Hi Timo,
How often are you able to reproduce this bug? I don't see anything from
the stack trace to give me any ideas about what is going on.
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This new debdiff addresses the comments above. It also removes
unnecessary forward declarations of property functions, consolidates
code into less #ifdef sections, and results in a smaller, cleaner patch.
** Attachment added: debdiff integrating libgrip/uTouch into evince v2
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Status: In Progress = Fix Committed
** Also affects: utouch-grail (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Touch end events not
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I think I know what the problem is, but it's more an issue with the way
the gnome mouse preferences work. I don't know enough about gnome mouse
preferences to know how to fix it though...
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Please test the xserver-xorg-core package for oneiric in ppa:utouch-
team/unstable. I just pushed it, so it will need a bit to build and
publish. The version is: 1.10.2.902-1ubuntu2~utouch1.
Thanks!
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Hi Marius,
Bug #658490 is specific to Ginn. This bug is for configuration of
gestures in native applications or in the window manager (Unity). This
bug is rather open ended at this point, somewhat like a placeholder for
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Hi Alexei,
We need a recording so developers who don't have wacom tablets can
reproduce the problem. I have read through the patch in question
multiple times (I originally pushed it into Ubuntu too), and I have no
clue yet how it is causing issues. There are many variables at play
here, and
)
Importance: Medium
Assignee: Chase Douglas (chasedouglas)
Status: In Progress
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Sven,
Your tablet is using the X wacom input module, which upon further
inspection appears to grab the evdev device node. This is why the
device.record file was empty when you tried to record the events.
I will attach two new wacom input module packages (one amd64, one i386)
that do not grab the
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I think the first step would be to get a good backtrace from an X crash.
Please install xserver-xorg-core-dbg. Immediately after the next X
crash, please upload /var/log/Xorg.0.log.old as an attachment to this
bug. Then we can narrow down what is causing the crash.
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Hi Timo,
Thanks for the backtrace! We can work with it even without the addresses
being annotated, but I should have asked you to install some extra debug
packages first. I'll provide instructions on how to do this so if you
hit a crash again you can provide us with an easier to read annotated
dart,
I tried playing back the recording, but it did not appear to have any
issues. Can you upgrade back to the latest xorg-server-core package and
follow the steps at the end of
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Multitouch/Testing/uTouchEvEmu#Debugging to play
back the recording on your computer?
If you
Nevermind, I uninstalled OpenOffice and re-installed. I can no longer
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This appears to be a window manager setting. In compiz, you can work-
around this issue by going into the CompizConfig Settings Manager -
General Settings - Focus and Raise Behavior - Focus Prevention Level
- Off. Or, you can add a certain window to the list of exceptions.
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I think the following patch should fix the issues noted here:
http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/jikos/hid.git;a=commitdiff;h=f51661105c3c8a0afcd69f995a4f4a10e53da153
The patch should be in the 2.6.37-rc1. The kernel will be packaged and
published soon to:
I think the following patch should fix the issues noted here:
http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/jikos/hid.git;a=commitdiff;h=f51661105c3c8a0afcd69f995a4f4a10e53da153
The patch should be in the 2.6.37-rc1. The kernel will be packaged and
published soon to:
** Also affects: utouch-geis (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Changed in: utouch-geis (Ubuntu)
Status: New = In Progress
** Changed in: utouch-geis (Ubuntu)
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For future reference, the core dump is generated from xserver-xorg-
core=2:1.9.0-0ubuntu7.
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dimos:
What's the issue you are having? The logs all look reasonable to me. Are
you trying to use this on Ubuntu or Debian?
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Emmanouel:
Thanks for testing the kernel image out. I'm going to ask upstream for
the commit to be included in all the stable kernel releases for previous
kernels as well.
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The stack trace shows that the X server's input event queue is
overflowing, meaning the input signal handler keeps running and filling
the queue while the X server normal context is hung somewhere. Looking
below the input signal handling in the stack trace points to the drm
stack as the culprit.
I've updated the packages in the ppa, and the new xserver-xorg-input-
evdev package now has more debug output when things fail. Please upgrade
to the new packages and retest. If the touchscreen still fails to work
properly, please attach a new Xorg.0.log file.
Also, I added the synaptics package
It sounds like this was just a configuration issue, so I'm marking the
bug as Invalid.
Please reopen if I misunderstood.
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On Thu, 2010-10-14 at 16:13 +, Duncan McGreggor wrote:
Chase, I'm a little unclear on what the two distinct issues are: could
you explicitly state them? And indicate which issue this ticket should
be addressed to? We can then create a second ticket for the other one.
I initially reported
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: grub2
Ubuntu 10.04 LTS - Received this error the past few times I've run the
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According to the core dump, the gesture code was doing window hit-
testing, but the gesture code runs in a signal handler. If a gesture is
started while the window tree is being modified the server may crash.
My related branch above includes a new patch to block the SIGIO signal
while the window
** Attachment added: Signal blocking test xserver-common package
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** Summary changed:
- Xorg crashes undeterministically
+ Xorg crashes when performing gesture
**
Please disregard the above package in comment #6. It has an incorrect
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** Attachment added: Signal blocking test xserver-xorg-core package
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Xorg crashes when performing gesture
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/670016
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** Attachment added: Signal blocking test xserver-xorg-core-dbg package
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Xorg crashes when performing gesture
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/670016
The xserver ABI changed for the new masked valuators and multitouch
work, and I have not updated the synaptics X input module to match the
new ABI, so the functionality of trackpads will be poor while testing
the packages out. You will lose two finger scrolling and two and three
finger tapping.
I
Hi Dmitry,
This bug is only for the Ubuntu package (it's not obvious, but you can
tell by the fact that the bug is against a package with (Ubuntu) in
the name). Even more specifically, it's only a bug against the 10.10
version of Ubuntu.
As far as I can tell, the upstream source code is
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