On Friday 21 June 2013 12:01:26 Ivan Čukić wrote: > Hi all, > > I (think) I'm now properly detecting regular mice, touch-pads and touch- > screens, based on some X properties of those. > > It would be very nice if people with touch-screens and touch-pads would do > the following test - run xinput on your device (if not installed, you can > ssh -X to a machine that has xinput) > > Take the id of the touch* device, and do this (replace 4 with an actual id) > xinput list-props 4
a synaptics touch pad (would be interesting to see what it says of a mac one instead that are always a bit "different" as usual): http://paste.opensuse.org/38547649 > -- > > The keyboard is a problem. > > X always reports a keyboard present - the 'AT Translated Set 2 keyboard' > device. The second thing is that it has no properties to distinguish a real > keyboard from special button-keyboard devices like 'Sleep Button' etc. > > The approach that I am considering is the following - have a platform config > (following the current approach we have in PA) file that will say whether > the device has a keyboard by default. This will tell me whether the 'AT > Transl...' is a real keyboard or not. yeah, this laptop also has an "AT translated set 2 keyboard" that appears to be the real keyboard of the laptop on /dev/input/event0 and then a bunch of other stuff that is not really relevant i wonder if there is any way to discover how many buttons a keyboard has? (if this is advertised by the device at all) -- Marco Martin _______________________________________________ Plasma-devel mailing list Plasma-devel@kde.org https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/plasma-devel
