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| Name: xf86-input-libinput | Distribution: SUSE Linux Framework One |
| Version: 1.4.0 | Vendor: SUSE LLC <https://www.suse.com/> |
| Release: slfo.1.1.6 | Build date: Wed Aug 21 18:51:03 2024 |
| Group: System/X11/Servers/XF86_4 | Build host: h04-armsrv2 |
| Size: 142357 | Source RPM: xf86-input-libinput-1.4.0-slfo.1.1.6.src.rpm |
| Packager: https://www.suse.com/ | |
| Url: https://xorg.freedesktop.org | |
| Summary: Libinput driver for the Xorg X server | |
xf86-input-libinput is a libinput-based X.Org driver. The actual driver bit is quite limited, most of the work is done by libinput, the driver itself passes on the events (and wrangles them a bit where needed).
MIT
* Fri Aug 25 2023 bjorn.lie@gmail.com
- Update to version 1.4.0:
* Tablets now have BTN_STYLUS3 mapped to X button 8 (i.e. the
first usable one after the LMR buttons).
* Tablet now have the left-handed property available so we can
actually change them to left-handed.
* Tue Apr 04 2023 sndirsch@suse.com
- Update to version 1.3.0
The main feature in this version is support for the new 'custom' pointer
acceleration profile in libinput 1.23.0. This acceleration profile is
quite flexible, so it is exposed via several properties:
- "libinput Accel Custom Fallback Points" and "libinput Accel Custom Fallback Step"
- "libinput Accel Custom Motion Points" and "libinput Accel Custom Motion Step"
- "libinput Accel Custom Scroll Points" and "libinput Accel Custom Scroll Points"
For details on what these mean, please see the man page and the
libinput documentation:
https://wayland.freedesktop.org/libinput/doc/latest/pointer-acceleration.html
In addition, the "libinput Accel Profiles Available" and
"libinput Accel Profile Enabled" properties have been expanded to 3 values. For
backwards compatibility, the "libinput Accel Profile Enabled" continues
to support setting 2 values only.
* Tue Jan 25 2022 bjorn.lie@gmail.com
- Enable tarball sig url too, verify tarball via keyring.
* Mon Jan 24 2022 sndirsch@suse.com
- Update to version 1.2.1
* few typos and misc minor fixes
* property added to turn off new high-resolution wheel scrolling
API
* Fri Nov 19 2021 sndirsch@suse.com
- enable build on s390x (JIRA#SLE-18632)
* Fri Oct 08 2021 sndirsch@suse.com
- reverted previous change; the issue was broken ckb-next, not
the usage of libinput v120 API (boo#1190646)
* Tue Oct 05 2021 sndirsch@suse.com
- switch to libinput v120 API broke the driver, so disable it for
now via patching config.h in specfile after running configure
(boo#1190646)
* Mon Sep 20 2021 sndirsch@suse.com
- Update to version 1.2.0
* This release introduces support for touchpad gestures that will
be available as part of X server 21.1. Additionally high-resolution
scrolling data is now acquired from libinput if available and sent
downstream to X server. The default scroll distance has been bumped
to 120 in the process, but this should not affect correctly written
clients.
* Wed Jun 23 2021 sndirsch@suse.com
- Update to version 1.1.0
* This release adds a new driver-specific option:
ScrollPixelDistance. This option converts movement "pixels"
from libinput into the server's "scroll unit" definition and
can thus help speeding up or slowing down two-finger/edge scrolling.
* Fri Apr 16 2021 sndirsch@suse.com
- Update to version 1.0.1
* Only one fix, the code to set the tap button mapping property
didn't correctly check for a valid device, causing memory
corruption and a crash if called after a device was disabled.
Or, in more user-friendly terms: if your X session crashed
after calling `xinput disable $touchpad-device`, this release
has the fix for it.
* Tue Apr 06 2021 sndirsch@suse.com
- Update to version 1.0.0
* The biggest change here is the license change to MIT. Due to an unfortunate
copy/paste error, the actual license text used was the Historical Permission
Notice and Disclaimer license. With the ack of the various contributors, the
driver is now using the MIT license text as intended. The actual impact is
low, the HPND is virtually identical to the MIT license anyway (ianal,
consult your legal dept if you have one).
* The only other notable change: cancelled touch points are now lifted
correctly. Where libinput cancels a touch, e.g. in response to a palm being
detected, the touch point previously got stuck in the down state. This is
fixed now.
* Fri Mar 12 2021 dmueller@suse.com
- refresh spec file (move licenses to licensedir)
* Tue May 19 2020 sndirsch@suse.com
- Update to version 0.30.0
* Only one noticeable change: the scroll button lock
configuration option available in recent libinput versions
is now exposed as the usual set of properties by this driver.
* Tue Aug 20 2019 sndirsch@suse.com
- Update to version 0.29.0
* Only one real fix: we now check for the tool type as well as
the serial when we create subdevices for tablet tools.
Previously there were some cases where the eraser device
wasn't created correctly.
* Tue Jul 30 2019 sndirsch@suse.com
- move xorg.conf.d snippet from /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d to
/usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d (boo#1139692)
* Mon Feb 04 2019 sndirsch@suse.com
- Update to version 0.28.2
* This release contains a bugfix that will likely trigger in future releases
of libinput. The driver assumed wrongly that any wheel event has a nonzero
discrete event and used the discrete as a divisor. Which is obviously a bad
idea, mathematically speaking, because you never know what the future will
bring. Hint: it will bring wheel events with a discrete of zero.
* Mon Oct 15 2018 sndirsch@suse.com
- Update to version 0.28.1
* Only two commits, only one that really matters: previously the
driver used the per-device slot number to fetch the tracking IDs
from a driver-internal array. Because devices re-use slots, this
could cause a tracking ID mismatch when two touchscreens had the
finger down at the same time. This is now fixed by switching to
libinput's seat-wide slot number instead.
* Wed Jul 11 2018 sndirsch@suse.com
- Update to version 0.28.0
* This version adds a feature to expose the touch count for touch
devices through the X device. It makes it possible for clients
to adjust their UI based on the number of supported touches by
this device.
* Also, the draglock code had a bug and would call memset with
an invalid size, causing memory corruption. You're advised to
update, especially if you expect someone to use the draglock
options.
* Thu Apr 12 2018 sndirsch@suse.com
- Update to version 0.27.1
* Just one bugfix, a regression introduced by the new property
handling in 0.27.0 caused the property to toggle left-handed
to not be initialized on all devices that required it.
- supersedes U_Fix-left-handed-property.patch
* Thu Apr 05 2018 bjorn.lie@gmail.com
- Add U_Fix-left-handed-property.patch: Fix "left handed" property
not set on all pointers (fdo#105667).
* Wed Apr 04 2018 sndirsch@suse.com
- Update to version 0.27
* The libinput driver splits libinput devices into multiple X
devices (e.g. a mouse and a keyboard device) and then routes
the events accordingly. In the case where there is a user-
specific on one device, a VT switch or suspend/resume cycle
sometimes overwrote the configuration with the devices
in-order, resulting in the loss of that configuration. e.g.
if the keyboard device resumes after the mouse device, the
natural scroll setting may get overwritten with the default.
This is fixed now.
And a note to the man page, we don't support specifying
devices as /dev/input/by-id or /dev/input/by-path. It's not
worth the effort, so at least point this out in the man page.
* Tue Sep 19 2017 sndirsch@suse.com
- Update to version 0.26
* A few patches that have been sitting on master for a while, of
which two are documentation patches. The most interesting patch
is for tablets: previously we didn't send a separate motion
event before the button event which caused some clients to
trigger the button event on the previous stylus position.
- obsoletes U_Only-initialize-properties.patch
* Fri Sep 01 2017 zaitor@opensuse.org
- Add U_Only-initialize-properties.patch: Only initialize
properties that match capabilities on a subdevice (fdo#100900).
* Fri May 19 2017 sndirsch@suse.com
- Leap 42.3 merge
* boo#1039812
* Fri May 05 2017 sndirsch@suse.com
- Update to version 0.25.1
* Just one patch that's been sitting on master for a while now -
after a proximity event we immediately post a motion event.
This avoids the lines between the last known point before
proximity out and the new point.
* Thu Mar 09 2017 sndirsch@suse.com
- Update to version 0.25.0
* fixing two bugs with tablet pad modes on kernel 4.9 and later.
First, we never successfully opened the sysfs files representing
the LEDs, so they didn't update as the kernel would change them.
Second, had we opened them correctly we would've likely crashed
as the property update would have been sent from within the
input thread. Both issues are fixed now, together with a fix
for a test case failure for ppc64/aarch64.
* Mon Feb 20 2017 zaitor@opensuse.org
- Update to version 0.24.0:
+ Tablets now support a configurable pressure curve.
+ Tablets now have a 'area ratio' setting to be able to match the
tablet aspect ratio with that of the screen.
+ The mouse wheel's click angle now (correctly) affects how fast
the scroll wheel triggers. In particular, if you have a wheel
with a very small click angle, it won't trigger for every click
anymore.
* Mon Dec 12 2016 tobias.johannes.klausmann@mni.thm.de
- Update to version 0.23.0:
A couple of cleanups, no big features added. Most of this was in
the property handling code. The most visible fix is that we now
handle addition of initially disabled devices correctly, i.e.
when a device is plugged in while the server is VT-switched
away. In the non-logind case this previously caused a segfault.
Our tablet support is good enough that we now match against
tablets too. The xorg.conf.d sort order means that if you have
the wacom driver installed, that driver will take over.
Otherwise, libinput will handle tablets.
* Fri Oct 21 2016 zaitor@opensuse.org
- Update to version 0.22.0:
+ Fix the new tap button map option handling.
+ When the first device was removed (and subsequently freed by
the server) the input thread would continue to call that
device's read_input() func, eventually causing a crash.
- Drop
U_xf86-input-libinput-Fix_tap_button_map_option_handling.patch:
Fixed upstream.
* Sat Oct 15 2016 zaitor@opensuse.org
- Add upstream patch to fix touchpad when lmr option is used:
U_xf86-input-libinput-Fix_tap_button_map_option_handling.patch.
Fixes fdo#97989.
* Fri Sep 30 2016 zaitor@opensuse.org
- Update to version 0.20.0:
+ Most important fix is the use of input_lock() instead of the
old SIGIO stuff to handle the input thread in server 1.19.
+ This version now supports tablet pads and exposes properties
for changing the tap button mapping and the rotation.
- Rebase n_enable-tapping.patch.
- Pass --with-xorg-conf-dir to configure and modify spec following
upstream changes.
* Tue Sep 20 2016 sndirsch@suse.com
- install the driver by default; added "Supplements: xorg-x11-server"
for this (bnc#999098)
* Thu Sep 15 2016 zaitor@opensuse.org
- Update to version 0.19.1:
+ One of the property names had a clear typo in it, "Horizonal"
instead of "Horizontal". This update corrects this property
name.
+ A second patch was snuck in to avoid bug messages when
submitting button numbers beyond what we can handle in the
protocol.
* Thu Apr 28 2016 sndirsch@suse.com
- Update to version 0.19.0
One significant change that affects packagers: the config snippet has been
renamed from 90-libinput.conf to 60-libinput.conf.
This should not show any immediate effects on most user's machines but there
is a slight potential of user configurations to change if their custom
snippets now sort after libinput instead of before.
This change is part of the two-step solution to fix the handling of wacom
tablets when the libinput driver is present. Previously, the libinput driver
would overwrite any driver assigned to any supported devices. While it does
not yet bind to tablet devices by default, some tablets also look like
a keyboard, causing those devices to stop working. For those devices, the
wacom driver is the better option.
Since the X server is lacking an option to conditionally bind InputClass
snippets based on current values (git master has a NoMatch* option), the
safe alternative is to bump the libinput priority down and, at the same
time, bump the wacom driver's priority up.
For the cases where the wacom driver should not handle any device, simply
uninstalling it is sufficient.
- refreshed n_enable-tapping.patch
* Thu Apr 07 2016 sndirsch@suse.com
- Update to version 0.18.0:
This release adds support for tablet tool devices. Now, this support should
be taken with a grain of salt, it works differently to the xf86-input-wacom
driver and thus some capability differences can be observed:
First, pad support is still missing, i.e. you cannot use the buttons on the
tablet bit itself.
There are no specific configuration options just yet, and the way we are
aiming for libinput support, many of the options you are used to may not
exist ever.
The most important part: tool support is handled dynamically. As a tool is
first brought into proximity, a new X device is created for that tool only
(no multiplexing of tools through the same X device). Clients may expect a
static list of tools, so for those you will need to bring the tool into
proximity before starting the client.
In short, do not use this driver for tablets on production workstations yet.
* Fri Feb 26 2016 zaitor@opensuse.org
- Update to version 0.17.0:
+ Fix compiler warnings about missing tablet event cases.
+ Add property/option for enabling/disabling tap-n-drag.
+ Fix default tapping drag lock property value.
+ Allow hotplugging a device immediately.
+ Change creating subdevices to something more generic.
* Thu Dec 24 2015 tobias.johannes.klausmann@mni.thm.de
- Update to version 0.16.0:
This release fixes a long-standing issue with mixed devices that expose a
pointer and a keyboard interface at the same time. X requires a strict
separation between pointers and keyboards, these devices were usually
initialized as pointers and exhibited some keyboard functionality issues
(e.g. XKB layouts didn't get applied correctly). With this release, the xorg
libinput driver splits such devices into multiple X devices, one for the
keyboard and one for the pointer, routing the events as necessary and thus
fixing those issues.
- Changes to package:
+ Remove patch U_xf86_input_libinput_mem_leak_fix.patch: included in this
release.
* Tue Dec 15 2015 zaitor@opensuse.org
- Add U_xf86_input_libinput_mem_leak_fix.patch: Plug two memory
leaks, patch from upstream git.
- Correct minimum version of BuildRequires pkgconfig(libinput).
* Wed Oct 28 2015 sndirsch@suse.com
- Update to version 0.15.0:
This release adds new properties to select the pointer acceleration profile.
See the libinput documentation for more details
http://wayland.freedesktop.org/libinput/doc/latest/pointer-acceleration.html
Note that this driver now installs a xorg.conf.d snippet in the usual
locations. This snippet will assign libinput to mouse, touchpad, keyboard
and touch devices but will skip tablets and joysticks (we don't support
thoss in libinput yet). The filename of the snippet means it will sort after
evdev and synaptics and thus override either driver.
- n_enable-tapping.patch
* enables tapping for touchpads in upstream xorg.conf.d snippet
- removed superseded xorg.conf.d snippet
* Sun Sep 27 2015 mpluskal@suse.com
- Add gpg signature
* Mon Aug 31 2015 zaitor@opensuse.org
- Update to version 0.14.0:
+ Rename a local variable to not shadow the BSD strmode(3)
function.
+ Remove unneeded header, epoll(7) interface is not directly
used.
+ Rename main source file to x86libinput.c.
+ gitignore: add patterns for automake test suite and misc other
bits.
+ Add drag lock support.
+ Add an option to disable horizontal scrolling.
+ Revamp server fd opening.
+ Use xf86OpenSerial instead of a direct open() call.
+ Fix typo in libinput.man.
* Tue Aug 04 2015 zaitor@opensuse.org
- Update to version 0.13.0:
+ Fix compiler warnings about touchpad gestures.
+ man: minor man page improvements.
+ Add a property for Disable While Typing.
* Sat Jul 25 2015 zaitor@opensuse.org
- Update to version 0.12.0:
+ Support buttons > BTN_BACK on mice.
+ Add a property for tap drag lock.
- Drop autoconf, automake and libtool BuildRequires, also stop
running autoreconf before configure. They were needed in the past
but we do not carry any patches anymore.
- Remove emtpy post/postun sections.
* Sun Jun 07 2015 zaitor@opensuse.org
- Update to version 0.11.0:
+ Only init abs axes if we don't have acceleration.
+ Use the new unaccelerated valuator ValuatorMask features.
+ Fix missing scroll methods default/scroll button property.
* Sat May 23 2015 zaitor@opensuse.org
- Update to version 0.10.0:
+ Group scroll distances into a struct.
+ Add option "ButtonMapping" (fdo#90206).
+ man: add two linebreaks to make things easier to visually
parse.
+ Move the option parsing into helper functions.
+ Add a property for middle button emulation.
* Fri Apr 24 2015 sndirsch@suse.com
- xf86-input-libinput 0.9.0
* A couple of cosmetic changes but one addition of a new set of
properties: properties named "libinput something Default" show
the libinput default for a device. For example:
libinput Click Methods Available (284): 1, 1
libinput Click Method Enabled (285): 0, 1
libinput Click Method Enabled Default (286): 1, 0
This device has software buttons and clickfingers available,
clickfingers is currently enabled, software buttons is the
default for this device.
* Wed Apr 22 2015 sndirsch@suse.com
- no longer install driver package by default, i.e. commented out
"Supplements: xorg-x11-server" in specfile
- 90-libinput.conf: enable tapping on touchpads by default
(http://lists.opensuse.org/opensuse-factory/2015-04/msg00233.html)
* Tue Apr 14 2015 hrvoje.senjan@gmail.com
- Install license in main package
- Install 90-libinput.conf config file (boo#926942)
* Fri Mar 20 2015 tobias.johannes.klausmann@mni.thm.de
- New package xf86-input-libinput with initial version 0.8.0:
xf86-input-libinput is a libinput-based X.Org driver. The actual driver bit
is quite limited, most of the work is done by libinput, the driver itself
passes on the events (and wrangles them a bit where needed).
/usr/lib64/xorg/modules/input /usr/lib64/xorg/modules/input/libinput_drv.so /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d/40-libinput.conf /usr/share/licenses/xf86-input-libinput /usr/share/licenses/xf86-input-libinput/COPYING /usr/share/man/man4/libinput.4.gz
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