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[00:06] <bryce> signal handler and my patch. http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/37830/ [00:13] <jcristau> tjaalton: hrm. symbols/inet(evdev) redefines AB11 as XF86Launch4. symbols/br(abnt2) defines it as [ slash, question, degree, questiondown ] [00:13] <jcristau> tjaalton: i guess that's the point where you lose. [00:14] <tjaalton> jcristau: hmm interesting [00:15] <jcristau> tjaalton: setxkbmap br -print | xkbcomp -xkb - - [00:15] <jcristau> and then enjoy :) [00:17] <jcristau> (it worries me that i can sort of make sense of what xkbcomp spits out) [00:17] <tjaalton> don't tell svu :) [00:22] <jcristau> anyway it's pretty clear that's what happens here. we get [ XF86Launch4, question, degree, questiondown ]. [00:23] <tjaalton> not only that, but the keycode for that is 211, and not 97 (which has Romaji) [00:24] <jcristau> oh. hum. [00:27] <tjaalton> hmm.. addint -model abnt2 to that command shows that 97 should have Home, and AB11 has 211 [00:30] <tjaalton> *adding [00:32] <tjaalton> heh, fjp asking for 10-synaptics.fdi :) [00:32] <jcristau> that might just be evdev keycodes being different [00:35] <jcristau> tjaalton: have a link to your synaptics.fdi somewhere? [00:36] <tjaalton> jcristau: it's currently identical to the one in fedora: http://cvs.fedoraproject.org/viewcvs/*checkout*/rpms/xorg-x11-drv-synaptics/devel/10-synaptics.fdi?rev=1.1 [00:37] <tjaalton> it lacks support for mac trackpads [00:37] <jcristau> ok [00:37] <tjaalton> would be enough to have someone with a macbook run 'lshal' [00:38] <tjaalton> alex-weej: hey, you asked for some synaptics options to be turned on by default? please reply to the bug, we need you :) [00:39] <alex-weej> tjaalton: er [00:39] <alex-weej> i did! [00:39] <alex-weej> at least, i did via email [00:39] <alex-weej> maybe it didn't get through [00:39] * alex-weej checks [00:40] <tjaalton> alex-weej: yep, it's there.. didn't get the mail :) [00:40] <tjaalton> damn mimetypes [00:40] <alex-weej> hm lol yeah [00:40] <alex-weej> mimetype fail [00:41] <alex-weej> fixed :) [00:42] <tjaalton> info.product = 'appletouch' [00:43] <tjaalton> that should do it [00:44] <alex-weej> ah, it's not actually synaptics... [00:44] <alex-weej> just speaks the same protocol to the X11 driver [00:44] <tjaalton> right [00:44] <alex-weej> learn something new every day [00:44] <tjaalton> a sec [00:45] <tjaalton> what is the option name? [00:46] <tjaalton> VertTwoFingerScroll & HorizTwoFingerScroll? [00:47] <alex-weej> um, will check [00:48] <alex-weej> i think the *default* configuration (i.e. nothing in Xorg config) reserves a huge chunk of the right and bottom edges for scrolling [00:48] <alex-weej> that should really be disabled for this [00:48] <alex-weej> let me read my config [00:48] <alex-weej> Option "HorizEdgeScroll" "0" [00:48] <alex-weej> Option "VertEdgeScroll" "0" [00:48] <alex-weej> Option "VertTwoFingerScroll" "1" [00:48] <alex-weej> Option "HorizTwoFingerScroll" "1" [00:50] <tjaalton> k, try this out: http://users.tkk.fi/~tjaalton/dpkg/10-synaptics.fdi [00:51] <tjaalton> put it in /etc/hal/fdi/policy [00:51] <tjaalton> restart hal & X [00:51] <tjaalton> and comment out the stuff from xorg.conf [00:51] <alex-weej> oh yay [00:52] <alex-weej> i didn't realise you could already specify X options with HAL [00:52] <tjaalton> neither did I, before last week [00:55] <alex-weej> BRB then [00:58] <alex-weej> tjaalton: fail :< [00:58] <alex-weej> i don't see the keys via HAL Device Manager [00:58] <tjaalton> yes, one </match> missing :) [00:58] <alex-weej> xml fail [00:58] <tjaalton> try now [00:59] <jcristau> xml is fail in itself, don't try to add more to it [00:59] <alex-weej> lol [00:59] <alex-weej> shhh [01:00] <alex-weej> ok it's merged in now [01:00] <alex-weej> let's see if X picks it up [01:02] <alex-weej> tjaalton: nope :< [01:02] <alex-weej> X doesn't seem to want to pick it up [01:03] <tjaalton> you are on intrepid? [01:03] <tjaalton> logfile or didn't happen [01:03] <alex-weej> hehe [01:03] <alex-weej> yes i am [01:03] <alex-weej> let's see [01:05] <alex-weej> tjaalton: ok i see a problem [01:05] <alex-weej> during X startup it claims to detect my touch pad like 3 times... (checks) [01:06] <alex-weej> first of all it sets up based on my xorg.conf [01:06] <alex-weej> (II) config/hal: Adding input device appletouch [01:06] <tjaalton> comment those out [01:06] <alex-weej> then it has the right things like (**) Option "VertTwoFingerScroll" "1" [01:06] <alex-weej> but then it says (WW) appletouch can't grab event device, errno=16 [01:07] <tjaalton> because it's already taken [01:07] <alex-weej> tjaalton: nuke my xorg.conf ? [01:07] <tjaalton> full log please, after you've cleaned up your xorg.conf :) [01:07] <tjaalton> move it aside [01:07] <alex-weej> tjaalton: it's clear that these HAL settings only apply to devices that have been added as part of the HAL sniffing [01:08] <tjaalton> right [01:08] <alex-weej> which i guess is fine, as long as people stop using xorg.conf to configure stuff [01:08] <tjaalton> sun is rising.. ;) [01:08] <alex-weej> i'm gonna try it and see what the default settings are like these days [01:08] <alex-weej> ok cya :P [01:09] <tjaalton> not really rising yet, but got some action by saying that [01:09] <tjaalton> harhar [01:18] <tjaalton> sure takes a long time to run 'mv xorg.conf xorg.conf.old; gdm restart' [01:20] <jcristau> hrm svu closed the bug [01:21] <tjaalton> sigh [01:22] <tjaalton> I'll reopen [01:29] <tjaalton> seems like alex broke his X, but I can't stay up a minute longer.. night! [01:36] <bryce> night timo === superm1|away is now known as superm1 === james_w is now known as james_w_ === james_w_ is now known as james_w |