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	javispedro	2015-01-27 , 10:37
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Some of the good news:
- The lipstick crash has been fixed in some recent Jolla update.
- When the Jolla keyboard TOH appears, it should work with Xwayland.

The bad news:
- Still no touch input. Possibly will make Xwayland use the 'propietary' lipstick protocols (aka the hackish solution).

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szopin	2015-01-27 , 12:51
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Originally Posted by javispedro

Some of the good news:
- The lipstick crash has been fixed in some recent Jolla update.
- When the Jolla keyboard TOH appears, it should work with Xwayland.

The bad news:
- Still no touch input. Possibly will make Xwayland use the 'propietary' lipstick protocols (aka the hackish solution).

Dirk will have a proto on FOSDEM could check there (can bring my non-working v1 with me, but it is non-working, so could be false negative)

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	w00t	2015-01-27 , 14:41
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Originally Posted by javispedro

- Still no touch input. Possibly will make Xwayland use the 'propietary' lipstick protocols (aka the hackish solution).

What's missing there? Is it expecting wl_touch to work? I thought that was working, but it's been a long time since I looked at that code.

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	javispedro	2015-01-27 , 23:57
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Originally Posted by w00t

What's missing there? Is it expecting wl_touch to work? I thought that was working, but it's been a long time since I looked at that code.

Worse: it expects wl_pointer. Either way, last time I looked at qtwayland (pre5.2...) it did not announce wl_pointer nor wl_touch; and while wl_keyword works under the VirtualBox image at least, I haven't tried anything related to keyboard layouts (which might require qtkey...).

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	w00t	2015-01-29 , 15:12
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Originally Posted by javispedro

Worse: it expects wl_pointer. Either way, last time I looked at qtwayland (pre5.2...) it did not announce wl_pointer nor wl_touch; and while wl_keyword works under the VirtualBox image at least, I haven't tried anything related to keyboard layouts (which might require qtkey...).

Ah, indeed, it looks like I was wrong.

But I would suspect that "the right thing", then, would be to look at whether or not the custom touch protocol can be ripped out in favor of wl_touch, and XWayland made to understand wl_touch?

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jalyst	2015-02-08 , 21:18
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Interesting, I hope this sees some major progress over the next 6mth or so.
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	www.rzr.online.fr	2015-02-08 , 22:18
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What about hacking on libinput ? and expect it to be part of sfos ?

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	w00t	2015-02-08 , 23:29
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Originally Posted by www.rzr.online.fr

What about hacking on libinput ? and expect it to be part of sfos ?

Qt 5.5 contains support for it, so it could be used. But I don't see much advantage taking it into use -- the current code is pretty simplistic.

It's also at the wrong layer: the compositor is responsible for talking to the hardware (using evdev directly in the current case, using libinput as you're proposing) and propagating those events to clients.

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	javispedro	2015-07-13 , 21:10
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Originally Posted by javispedro

- When the Jolla keyboard TOH appears, it should work with Xwayland.

Confirming, it works!

(Note: no rotation yet, and for some reason the Xwayland window does not appear in the TOHKBD2 task switcher)

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mick3_de	2015-09-08 , 08:08
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Seems Ubuntu Phone will be able to run X Apps with "Convergence" :

http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2015/09/u...ng-mir-video-2

X Apps Running on Mir Display Server in a Unity 8 session