Hi All, Recently I've working on making a touchscreen work nicely on GNU/Linux. By "nicely" I mean, the only needed configuration should be the calibration, which shouldn't need to restart X. My first attempt (which works great for me, btw) was to change the kernel module 'usbtouchscreen' to handle calibration. While it works for me, the patch was not accepted upstream since it doesn't allow for multible touchscreens to be attached to the same machine. So, now I guess I'll have to write an X driver that'll handle the touchscreen. The kernel module I'm targeting is using evdev, so that's the API I'll be working against. So, my question is: should I attempt to extend the X11 evdev driver, or should I create a new driver (from scratch?), or how should I approach this problem? I guess I could also fork the 'evtouch' driver that appears to be unmaintained.
Thanks, Søren _______________________________________________ xorg mailing list [email protected] http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/xorg
