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Re: [Aiptektablet-users] gaiptek status?
From: Bjorn Wielens <Uniacke1@ya...> - 2009-12-08 22:04
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> Whose SVN? Not aiptektablet's -- the only thing up to date in there is > gaiptek.kde. What's that? You'd think someone merging things for the > kernel and xorg would have kept pristine copies in our SVN repository? > Not so. The driver from the sourceforge one- since it was the only version that we know of that reliably contains the query/response code. > > So, you ran Gaiptek through the debugger and saw the response string get > returned by the driver? No, I haven't tried that yet- the driver did not return the response string because I strill get the error. I meant, "despite it being present in the code". I agree with your rant- There needs to be some form of stanardization across linux distros... even just lib files can be in one of three (or more) places. Royal PITA. Bjorn. > > I'm busy trying to understand what's been done to the xorg driver and > how much of it is (still) correct. And learning the new Xi system. > > Lord, all three pieces of software are going to have to be touched. I'm > really starting to hate how the KDE version appears and am not happy > that there isn't a consensus between distributions on what modules > kdevelop is delivered with. OpenSuse has the ui designer tool while > Ubuntu's recently became stable on 9.10 (without ui). And there still > isn't a version for kde 4. Next stop is Java with a one or two JNI/C > routines to talk to the xServer and the Linux Input layer. On 12/08/2009 05:18 PM, Bryan Headley wrote: > Bjorn Wielens wrote: >> Well, I managed to get the "proper" versions of the driver (from SVN) to >> compile and load in to X... but now my tablet is basically a >> proximity-sensing X crasher... (yes, THAT old bug again.) Also, it seems >> that despite having the correct query/response routines, gaiptek still >> can't find the driver.... so it looks like some of the functions have >> been deprecated. >> > > Whose SVN? Not aiptektablet's -- the only thing up to date in there is > gaiptek.kde. What's that? You'd think someone merging things for the > kernel and xorg would have kept pristine copies in our SVN repository? > Not so. > > So, you ran Gaiptek through the debugger and saw the response string get > returned by the driver? > > I'm busy trying to understand what's been done to the xorg driver and > how much of it is (still) correct. And learning the new Xi system. > > Lord, all three pieces of software are going to have to be touched. I'm > really starting to hate how the KDE version appears and am not happy > that there isn't a consensus between distributions on what modules > kdevelop is delivered with. OpenSuse has the ui designer tool while > Ubuntu's recently became stable on 9.10 (without ui). And there still > isn't a version for kde 4. Next stop is Java with a one or two JNI/C > routines to talk to the xServer and the Linux Input layer. > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Return on Information: > Google Enterprise Search pays you back > Get the facts. > http://p.sf.net/sfu/google-dev2dev > _______________________________________________ > Aiptektablet-users mailing list > Aiptektablet-users@... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/aiptektablet-users > |
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| Re: [Aiptektablet-users] gaiptek status? | Bryan W. Headley <bwheadley@ea...> |
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