Closed 5A52 closed 1 year ago
Can you please test latest version?
Just tested the latest I can find, build #358. The S Pen seems to be completely ignored in all three input modes ('Trackpad', 'Simulated touchscreen', 'Touchscreen'), whether hovering or actually tapping. Normal touches are detected correctly as far as I can tell.
S-Pen support is planned.
🤦 I probably shouldn't be allowed to operate GitHub this late at night. I saw the S Pen part of the original post, and somehow forgot that the main thing this issue was about was actually DeX. Apparently my brain just lumped them both into 'weird Samsung stuff'. (Also, I've bounced back and forth between this app and AVNC enough that I got them mixed up, and was thinking that Termux:X11 had already had some degree of S Pen support at some point.) Sorry for the noise.
I can make handle stylus as a mouse, but I do not really know how to handle it as a stylus. So it will only handle stylus hovering as mouse moving, stylus down/up as left button press/release and stylus button as a right button.
I can make handle stylus as a mouse, but I do not really know how to handle it as a stylus. So it will only handle stylus hovering as mouse moving, stylus down/up as left button press/release and stylus button as a right button.
it is better then nothing, I mean no stylus support at all, BTW in XSDL it's done the same way.
Can you please test latest version?
Single tap is now recognised as click, however two finger tap is not working.
Try again.
Try again.
Right click still does not work in DEX touchpad mode. I found some aditional info about input devices, will PM you in a while.
It seems that the behavior of DEX varies across different device models and even different firmware versions of the same device.
subj is making termux-x11 useless without phisical mouse on external monitor. Not sure, but this may help https://source.android.com/docs/core/interaction/input/touch-devices Also it is a good idea to use S-PEN always as a mouse even when termux-x11 emulates touchpad from touchscreen, and use s-pen button as a right click.