Open Naxdy opened 6 months ago
Also, not sure if it makes a difference, but so far I've tested only Qt6 apps: Citra, qpwgraph, Dolphin Emulator
This problem was solved, at least for me, by adding gnome.caribou
to environment.systemPackages
Perhaps this should be included by default?
Hi, sorry it took a while until you got a response.
You've stated in non-Steam games, but just to be clear, that is in non-Steam games running in the Steam session, right?
On my systems, I can't see that behaviour happening. Though I also have heard some users on the LCD model have had issues with touch in games. So I'm wondering if there's a common element here.
And I suppose you meant more that adding gnome.caribou
to environment.systemPackages
was a workaround. It's more likely it's not directly that package, but a side-effect from ambient impurities that helps here.
(And I suppose it's possible that the bug comes from another ambient impurity, or that I myself in my non-gnome non-plasma end-up with the same or another impurity that makes me not observe any issue.)
Greetings, no worries.
You've stated in non-Steam games, but just to be clear, that is in non-Steam games running in the Steam session, right?
Yes, correct.
It's also possible that the bug "fixed itself" some other way just around the same time I happened to add caribou. The device is out of my hands now however (got it as a gift for someone) so tracing this will be a bit difficult for me now. What matters to me is that now it works :p
Thank you for coming back to me much quicker than me to you :sweat_smile:.
Alright, I'll consider this "blocked" until further information comes from anyone with any model Steam Deck is seeing issues with touch, only in non-steam games. Only because I don't know how to make it fail at the moment.
On my Steam Deck OLED I'm having an issue in non-steam games where the touchscreen is misbehaving in the following way: Whenever a touch is input, it registers that touch where the cursor was last let go, instead of the location I actually touched. Furthermore, the cursor has to be dragged before being let go, for the "location change" to be registered.
NOTE: The touchscreen is behaving normally in Gamescope and in the desktop environment (Plasma 6). Steam-native games have not yet been tested. Non-Steam games exhibit the erratic behavior described above.