Peter Hutterer
Peter Hutterer
Please start `screen`, run `libinput record > wacom.yml` in screen, select the device, and then reproduce the crash with as short an interaction as possible. If the first interaction doesn't...
Thanks for the recording, much appreciated. So, from what I can tell the data itself is fine, and playing this through `libinput debug-events` using `libinput replay` does not show anything...
For the Ubuntu LTS kernel you'll need to file a bug in launchpad, we don't really have control over that, sorry.
I have commit access to systemd, yes. I've also been wondering if this may be interesting as hwdb file - it would reduce the udev rule complexity a bit but...
Closing this one. The patches were partially factored out (#296, #297) and the rest was squashed together to apply on top of current master in #298. That PR is effectively...
> subprocess.run(['systemd-hwdb', 'update']) this runs `systemd-hwdb`, guess we need some check for that to exist and raise a skip exception if not. Happy to take a PR for that.
@DarkDefender please file a new issue, it is a different device than the one originally filed here. Also note that libwacom merely **describes** the device, it does not affect how...
Thanks for the reminder, I forgot about this one. I'm closing this, can be zombied at some later point if need be. @bentiss' hid-bpf work has since been merged into...
fwiw libwacom is just a text-file database with a C library wrapper. It won't control how things work but it could provide a hint like "this is a dual-screen device"...