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Miroslav Šedivý ea5517b270 Xorg input driver (#53 ) * add xf86 input driver. * cleanup. * rewrite to unix socket PoC. * add input rebuild. * lint & docs. * add input driver struct. * comments, lint, socket name from config. * add touch events to webrtc. * switch to uint32. * misc update logging & linting, * fix screen size * set touchscreen as core pointer. * add touch to ws control. * SendCoreEvents. * extract to own xinput folder. * add debounce. * switch pressure to uint8. * check buffer size. * send touch events with system init.		2023-08-17 16:14:59 +02:00
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README.md

xf86-input-neko

X.org neko input driver

how to use

xf86-input-neko assumes you have only one virtual touchscreen device available, see 80-neko.conf. If there are multiple in your system, please specify one config section for each. xf86-input-neko aims to make neko easy to use and doesn't offer special configuration options.

./configure --prefix=/usr
make
sudo make install

Done.

To uninstall, again go inside the extracted directory, and do

sudo make uninstall