In Kubuntu upgrading from Feisty to Gutsy all my accessibility shortcuts (keyboard, mouse, gestures) disappeared.
Screen rotation using the xrandr extension is broken (it worked perfectly in...
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In Kubuntu upgrading from Feisty to Gutsy all my accessibility shortcuts (keyboard, mouse, gestures) disappeared.
Screen rotation using the xrandr extension is broken (it worked perfectly in...
The attached script below should work with both Feisty and Gutsy. There is an issue with screen dimensions that I have yet to address but this is half the solution.
#!/bin/sh
# Script created to...
Upgrading from Feisty to Gutsy in kubuntu using adept didn't work for me. The installation phase failed completely. I cancelled the upgrade, ignoring the warning about leaving an unstable system.
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What has it changed to?
UPDATE: Disregard. I took a look at the xrandr source for Gutsy and saw the extensive changes.
FYI. I've submitted a script to adjust LCD brightness on the TC1100 in this thread.
Option "Button1" "1"
Also the above line in xorg.conf is unnecessary as that is already the default button mapping.
Actually they probably did work out of the box except for perhaps the Q and screen buttons. I've spent a long time trying to get the pen buttons working and some of my key mappings got a little...
The xmodmap calls in the script from Linuturk are unnecessary on the TC1100. The script I use is as follows
#!/bin/sh
# Script created to toggle screen orientation on a Compaq TC1100 tablet
#...
BTW I agree cellwriter shows great promise. For use at login it would need a dropdown to select the right user so that the appropriate strokes database can be accessed.
I use xvkbd on my TC1100 under kubuntu. To make it available during login simply add the following line to the end of /etc/kd3/kdm/Xsetup
xvkbd -geometry -300-100 -no-keypad &
It would probably...