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Only Basic Multitouch works #31

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shadyabhi opened this issue Mar 27, 2012 · 7 comments
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Only Basic Multitouch works #31

shadyabhi opened this issue Mar 27, 2012 · 7 comments

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@shadyabhi
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EDIT: I figured that I was using synaptics driver and not mtouch. (was a seperate file in /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d). If I enable mtouch and remove synaptics, touchpad stops working. First I will figure that out and then come for help here if needed.

Things that are working:

  • One finger tap to left-click.
  • Two finger tap to right click.
  • Three finger tap to paste from PRIMARY_CLIPBOARD
  • Two finger up/down scrolling in apps

I have checked by starting

$xbindkeys -n -mk

and I can see all the buttons 1,2,3,4 & 5 being displayed in terminal.

But, if I try three finger swipe, 4 finger swipe, nothing works.. No buttons are emitted. Nothing comes up in the terminal so my guess is it's not being detected.

My xorg.conf: http://sprunge.us/NZRc?bash
Xorg.0.log: http://sprunge.us/TWHW
Versions of packages installed: http://sprunge.us/ASYI
lsusb -v: http://sprunge.us/IbBI

Please note that I am using InputDevice instead of InputClass because when I tried to add MatchIsTouchpad" option and change toInputClass, my xorg.conf complained (line 8) as it asInputDevice` in it.

To enable pinch zoom, show desktop etc, at least I first have to detect & then only I can use xbindkeys.

Am I missing something obvious? Please tell me if you need any more info. Btw, I am running a Macbook Pro 7.1

@rynbrd
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rynbrd commented Mar 27, 2012

Please read your log file. Xorg can't find the driver. Either you didn't install it or you installed it improperly.

@shadyabhi
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@bluedragonx I have finally got it working. Please delete the issue as it won't be of any help to anyone.

@rynbrd
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rynbrd commented Mar 27, 2012

Issues cannot be deleted, only closed. Please post your solution so that it IS helpful for people. Thanks.

@shadyabhi
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@bluedragonx I just re-installed the driver & for some reason I had both synaptics and mtrack in my xorg.conf (One in /etc/X11/xorg.conf & /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/ ).

But, I still have an issue. It doesn't detect 4 finger swipe. Everything works fine till 3 fingers though.

My xorg.conf.d directory: http://sprunge.us/UbKV?bash

I have the latest (git) version of mtrack installed.

@rynbrd
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rynbrd commented Mar 27, 2012

Unfortunately I can't view sprunge.us as that website is blocked by the webfilters here.

How did you configure four finger swipe?

@shadyabhi
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@bluedragonx Another link: http://db.tt/HTZHOsqw

I am checking the detection using:

$xbindkeys -n -mk

I look at the terminal to see what buttons are emitted on different swipes.

@rynbrd
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rynbrd commented Mar 27, 2012

You don't have four finger swiping configured in your xorg.conf. It is not enabled by default. See the readme. https://github.com/BlueDragonX/xf86-input-mtrack/blob/master/README.md

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