Thanks for testing. Trunk is listening XInput slave devices directly now, to hopefully resolve a number of pointer grab related bugs. I've only been able to test Ubuntu 13.04 on a Nexus 7 and x86_64 desktop so far, where it works quite well.
What's the output of
$ xinput
$ ./onboard -dinfo # just starting is enough, no need to press anything
Switching to "GTK" in Preferences->Advanced->Input event source should restore pointer input, though I hoped you wouldn't need that.
I'm still investigating the Gdk-CRITICAL assertions, I've seen them too on the Nexus 7, but not on every start of Onboard. They appear to have little effect though, and aren't responsible for this bug.
Thanks for testing. Trunk is listening XInput slave devices directly now, to hopefully resolve a number of pointer grab related bugs. I've only been able to test Ubuntu 13.04 on a Nexus 7 and x86_64 desktop so far, where it works quite well.
What's the output of
$ xinput
$ ./onboard -dinfo # just starting is enough, no need to press anything
Switching to "GTK" in Preferences- >Advanced- >Input event source should restore pointer input, though I hoped you wouldn't need that.
I'm still investigating the Gdk-CRITICAL assertions, I've seen them too on the Nexus 7, but not on every start of Onboard. They appear to have little effect though, and aren't responsible for this bug.