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From: Peter H. <pet...@wh...> - 2010-01-13 23:50:25
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On Wed, Jan 13, 2010 at 10:30:46AM -0800, adm...@gm... wrote: > On Tue January 12 2010 7:31:25 pm Peter Hutterer wrote: > > xf86-input-wacom is an X driver only. xsetwacom is provided for convenience > > and to give testers a simple tool to adjust their settings. Other tools > > like wacdump (which last I checked was a kernel test tool), wacomcpl, etc. > > are better off in their own repositories or maybe as part of a > > wacom-utils collection. > > Spinning off a new package wacom-utils or something sounds like a good idea. > > > If you're willing to help out with this give me a holler and I'll help you > > getting set up. > > Sure, I can help. I have fair amount of experience with Fedora's packaging > system. Should be pretty simple to modify the linuxwacom .spec. That's be great, though it's not just Fedora though, I'd rather have a git repo on linuxwacom and just package that into Fedora/$OTHERDISTRO (linuxwacom is being obsoleted in Fedora by xf86-input-wacom) So a new package would in one way or another also include upstream maintainance. And identifying which tools actually need to go into this repo :) wacdump and possibly wacomcpl, not sure about what else. On that note, Ping, how is wacdump different from evtest? I'm feeling lazy today.. Cheers, Peter |