Multi-touch in Onboard is supposed to work as you described, Andreas. I heard of people successfully using it in the wild too.
Please check if
Preferences->Keyboard->Advanced->Touch input
is set to multi-touch. This is the default.
Check if you own a Wacom touch-screen. Those are by default configured to not allow multi-touch, see also bug #1297692.
$ xsetwacom --list devices
If this returns your touch screen you'll have to disable Wacom gestures in order to get multi-touch.
$ xsetwacom --set <your touch-screen id> Gesture off
You can use the output of the "xsetwacom --list devices" command as id, or pick it from
$ xinput
Multi-touch in Onboard is supposed to work as you described, Andreas. I heard of people successfully using it in the wild too.
Please check if >Keyboard- >Advanced- >Touch input
Preferences-
is set to multi-touch. This is the default.
Check if you own a Wacom touch-screen. Those are by default configured to not allow multi-touch, see also bug #1297692.
$ xsetwacom --list devices
If this returns your touch screen you'll have to disable Wacom gestures in order to get multi-touch.
$ xsetwacom --set <your touch-screen id> Gesture off
You can use the output of the "xsetwacom --list devices" command as id, or pick it from
$ xinput