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touchscreen [2012/04/24 03:50] flymo Touchscreens - Added Gunze touchscreen |
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| + | Edited the 9th May 2012 - Loupgris | ||
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| + | As for now, my touchscreen is broken so I cannot say that this fix still works. | ||
| + | Feedbacks always welcome! | ||
| + | Cheers Loupgris. | ||
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| User Loupgris reported the following to get his touchscreen working on his Archos 9: | User Loupgris reported the following to get his touchscreen working on his Archos 9: | ||
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| Getting these to work in Bodhi has (so far) been a simple matter of calibration. | Getting these to work in Bodhi has (so far) been a simple matter of calibration. | ||
| - | You will need **xinput-calibrator** | + | A full page on setting up **xinput-calibrator** is [[touchscreen_-_calibrating|here]] |
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| - | In a terminal type: | + | |
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| - | sudo apt-get update | + | |
| - | sudo apt-get install xinput-calibrator | + | |
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| - | Once installed, running //xinput-calibrator// opens a screen that requests four touches to set it up. The Man page is useful, as is the help output in a terminal - just type: | + | |
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| - | xinput-calibrator -h | + | |
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| - | The terminal output includes various details and instructions on merging its setup info with **xorg.conf**, which is unfortunately not the favoured configuration these days. | + | |
| - | But if you use a startup file, add //xinput-calibrator// with the necessary screen details (produced by running xinput-calibrator in a terminal). It will then correctly configure the screen at startup without needing to be tapped four times. | ||
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