Even if you don't want the functionality of being able to touch both
touchscreens at once theres a bug in xfree86 to do with shifting the focus
between screens on single presses ( the current shifing code assumes that i'll
be able to ignore a move and go one round the main internal event loop before
shifting screens)
I have a patch for this but as i'm not a real x hacker it might have problems,
YMMV. ask me if you want it.

i haven't sent it to any X devlopers cos i have no idea who to send it to...
this is the most opaque open source developent team ever.. you dont even get
repsonses to bug reports..

Rob

> > I want to use dual touchscreen monitor to show the one application. But
> > I want to take input from both screen and at the same time different
> > part of the program can be seen in two monitors. Is it possible? How can
> > do that?
> > Thank you...
> >
>
> Are you saying you want to be able to touch both monitors at exactly the
> same time and have 2 different parts of the program react appropriately?
>
> The touch screen drivers can send 2 different types of events, normal
> pointer events and XInput events. This is configurable so you can send
> either one or both at the same time. If your program is written to
> select for and process XInput events, you should be able to do what you
> want. You cann't use the normal pointer events for this as there is only
> one pointer and both touch screens would move it. So if you touch both
> screens at once, the pointer would bounce back and forth and you would
> not get the button press/release behavior you would expect.
>
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