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if you want to go there you might want to repeat to a second device.
and in this case i agree that it might be a good idea to have a look at how x drivers support multi touch.


Originally Posted by gerdich View Post
I think that a multi-touch x-driver could be useful also for emulating.
A multitouch driver also treats single touch events.

We could write a program that reads the events from the x-driver and writes back to the x-driver multi-touch events, when a specific combination of single touch events happens.

If we want to do this, the x-driver has to understand multi-touch events.
 

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