Touchscreen calibration fails.
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Xinput Calibrator |
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xinput-calibrator (Ubuntu) |
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Undecided
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Unassigned |
Bug Description
Moved my system's HD to a new body, a Toughbook CF-19 mk7, and most things are running beautifully after running updates.
One thing that is NOT running nicely is the touch screen.
My CF-19 came with the touch-only (no wacom) version, and it worked perfectly under the Windows 7 that the laptop shipped with.
What's wrong:
Touch works, but the calibration is off nadly enough to make it nearly useless. The touch area seems to think the screen is a good inch or so larger than it really is. I can do gross actions like scrolling, but poking buttons or other objects is literally hit or miss, increasingly useless as you go away from the center of the screen.
I have tried:
* Downloading, installing, and running "xinput_calibrator" (runs, produces output, does nothing)
* following instructions for xinput_calibrator to "make this permanant" by adding output to /usr/share/
* following instructions for xinput_calibrator to "make this permanant" by adding output to /etc/x11/
* following instructions for xinput_calibrator to "make this permanant" by adding output to /usr/share/
There are old instructions pertaining to libinput-
Any help or suggestions or direction is appreciated!
~Warren
We are sorry that we do not always have the capacity to review all reported bugs in a timely manner. You reported this bug some time ago and there have been many changes in Ubuntu since that time.
1) Bug reports raised against the Xinput Calibrator project are not configured to be sent anywhere
2) An Ubuntu task was created but a package was not assigned so assigning to xinput-calibrator (Ubuntu)
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