It's interesting that Sentelic's engineer said that. I am finding that in absolute mode the touchpad is not very accurate and a bid jittery - not so in relative mode. Perhaps this is symptomatic of what he is describing.
I'm not aware of any roadmap - my first goal was just to get absolute mode working with two finger scrolling, which I consider the absolute minimum to make it usable. My test hardware is currently out of the country so I won't be able to do much on this for the next 2 weeks until it comes back.
My changes were mainly to get things working on kernel 3.0. I haven't tested against 3.2, but Oskari's original version didn't work for me on 3.0. I took a look at the Elantech driver source to get some ideas on how to make it work - this appears to have paid off. My next step was to fix the two finger scrolling as the left and right finger packets arrive separately (same as the Elantech).
It's interesting that Sentelic's engineer said that. I am finding that in absolute mode the touchpad is not very accurate and a bid jittery - not so in relative mode. Perhaps this is symptomatic of what he is describing.
I'm not aware of any roadmap - my first goal was just to get absolute mode working with two finger scrolling, which I consider the absolute minimum to make it usable. My test hardware is currently out of the country so I won't be able to do much on this for the next 2 weeks until it comes back.
My changes were mainly to get things working on kernel 3.0. I haven't tested against 3.2, but Oskari's original version didn't work for me on 3.0. I took a look at the Elantech driver source to get some ideas on how to make it work - this appears to have paid off. My next step was to fix the two finger scrolling as the left and right finger packets arrive separately (same as the Elantech).