7 Aug
2017
7 Aug
'17
1:42 p.m.
On Monday 07 August 2017 15.11:54 Calvin Morrison wrote:
have you tried tracking down what executable that is
and executing it
inside a TDE session? It's likely adjusting some sort of X11
configuration.
my thought would be to fix TDE not revert to GNOME3.
- Calvin
Yep, that's what I would prefer, but so far...
So
- rotating screen and touchscreen (inside TDE) works well with xrandr and
xsetwacom (thank you E.Liddell) .
- for "normal" landscape and "inverted" landscape it's possible to
calibrate
the touchscreen with xinput_calibrator
This addresses 90% of my needs so that's obviouly already a good thing. I
wrote a tcl/tk front end so that I don't have to type the xrandr and
xsetwacom commands.
If I want to use the screen in portrait mode, the pointer is somewhat offset,
which is a problem if I am to try and write on a PDF. However,
xinput_calibrator can't be used in this situation as it ignores portrait mode
(or I don't know how to doit).
THe gnome calibration tool can be called with gnome-control-center wacom but
it then gets no screen information and thus can't do anything.
If you know a way to run a full gnome-control-center from inside TDE, I'm
interrested :)
Thierry