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whats in /etc/wpa_supplicant.conf ... out of interest

That's a good idea! I'd forgotten about pencil! - I'll look in a week or two when I'm less busy and my Pandora come back from Holiday - gone to stay with some relatives in Newcastle for a short break...

turns out it is gimp 2.8.6 with the problem (nearly 1.5 year old version still in angstrom repo?) I tried out 2.8.10 in debian and what do you know a whole bunch of extended input drivers, hours wasted because angstrom is so badly out of date.... ARRRGH I have an extra axis but still need to...

no no no! pizzulicchio I wasn't saying you weren't appreciating it! far from it, you're actively using it and trying to find solutions !

don't worry its not just you ;) I've had a bunch of problems - I had to rescue the 1.0 version from my rubbish bin - so I could actually get some testing done! I bet the majority of people don't appreciate what hard work Stickie's been upto and the difficulties involved, I for one am very...

OK turns out my pressure hack was working almost straight away - xorg *is* recognising it as an extended driver and from a few different posts v 2.8.6 of gimp may have a bug with recognising extended drivers.... I need to get debian going as believe it not it has a more upto date version of...

edit to reflect sebts edit ;) :P

no it should be user initiated - no automatic

using a tool call xidump I have verified that I am reporting pressure values to X I'm just using pressure values from tslib which is giving some odd readings but as soon as I can get the driver recognised as an extended input device I'll be ripping out all the tslib stuff however, as gimp etc...

eh?

http://chrisc.bedroomcoders.co.uk/?p=77 *please* read what is there before asking questions ....

Yeah i'd not thought about the touch screen being used for what its most useful for ie drawing! the different pressures for different clicks idea is out! lol I think its tslib that causes the lag, and I know that mouse event do lag in the X event queue... however with tslib removed from the...

I really wonder if you have debian, are pnd's needed? odd's on you're booting from SD so space is not an issue, lots and lots of things are to hand from the repo, the odd pnd there is can easily be ripped apart and manually installed - or compiled from scratch and turned into a .deb... is me +1...

with most gui's a "click" never occurs till a button is released you can hold a button down all day long with most tool kits, you can even move away from a button then release the mouse without them activating... So I'd only post a button event when the stylus is removed from the screen - based...

This will only be set when you choose it to be set! Its fully working as is, I'm in the process of turning the script into an executable, I've become very nervous about releasing it as a script as its just too easy to fiddle with and too easy to destroy either a battery or even a Pandora I'm...

I've had second thoughts and pulled some potentially dangerous commands and will be replacing this with an application soon! honest! The rest of the article is still there and may be of interest to the enquiring reader.....

damn you just reminded me - it won't work without said application, I think I'll leave that part out so that initially its only used by "competent" people who at least have some clue and can work out what they need....

My main motivation for this is probably what drives most of my hacking - it didn't work like I wanted it to.... so I fixed it! There is a full article and scripts! on http://chrisc.bedroomcoders.co.uk/?p=77 You should probably only attempt it if you have at least had some passing exposure to...

ftfy

Its entirely all possible - initially I'm hacking tslib-input-dev pressure support but probably won't release this as I'd rather tslib just went away...