| 2006-09-02 15:53:32 |
Henrik Nilsen Omma |
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The current wacom tablet configuration in Ubuntu causes the on-screen keyboard gok to segfault.
Removing the wacom specific lines from xorg.conf fixes the problem. The issue likely pops up here because wacom adds a second pointer input device. GOK is designed to work with two pointer inputs as well.
I'll attach my xorg.conf, showing which lines cause the problem.
Clearly when gok segfaults it is a serious gok bug as well, but it is clear the the wacom configuration brings it out. Perhaps the problem from xorg's point of view is just that a wacom tablet was detected and configured when I clearly don't have one.
Other's have reported the same thing: http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=186890&highlight=gok |
The current wacom tablet configuration in Ubuntu causes the on-screen keyboard gok to segfault.
Removing the wacom specific lines from xorg.conf fixes the problem. The issue likely pops up here because wacom adds a second pointer input device. GOK is designed to work with two pointer inputs as well.
I'll attach my xorg.conf, showing which lines cause the problem.
Clearly when gok segfaults it is a serious gok bug as well (reported as #42308), but it is clear the the wacom configuration brings it out. Perhaps the problem from xorg's point of view is just that a wacom tablet was detected and configured when I clearly don't have one.
Other's have reported the same thing: http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=186890&highlight=gok |
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