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|This package provides the driver for input devices using evdev, the Linux kernel’s event delivery mechanism. This driver allows for multiple keyboards and mice to be treated as separate input devices.—I appear to already have this
|This package provides the driver for input devices using evdev, the Linux kernel’s event delivery mechanism. This driver allows for multiple keyboards and mice to be treated as separate input devices.—I appear to already have this
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|> cp 99-calibration.conf 99-calibration.conf.backup
|> cp 99-calibration.conf 99-calibration.conf.backup
|backup your current config
|backup your current config
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|> cp 99-calibration.conf 99-calibration.conf.backup
|> apt-get install -y xinput-calibrator
|backup your current config
|A generic touchscreen calibration program for X.Org —I’ve already got it but I’ve played around a bit
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|> apt-get install -y xinput-calibrator
|A generic touchscreen calibration program for X.Org —I’ve already got it but I’ve played around a bit
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|> > apt-get install -y bc GNU bc
|3. copy and paste bash script from link above, create this as “calib” script (using vi [grrrr]… nano is a much easier windows like tool for people who have issues with vi . . . :-). Type nano calib, cut and paste the code into it. Cntrl O to write it Cntrl X to exit …)add this as first line on script:
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|> apt-get install -y xinput-calibrator
|A generic touchscreen calibration program for X.Org —I’ve already got it but I’ve played around a bit
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