Ubuntu 16.04: Maps mouse device of capacitive touch display to own screen
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I have a dual screen setup with a common HD monitor (HDMI) and a small 5" 800*480 display with capacitive touch in a dual screen setup, where the HD monitor is left of the 5" display.
The problem is, that the mouse input device of the cap touch is mapped all over the full screen, so that it is unusable.
16.04 unity multiple-monitors input-devices
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I have a dual screen setup with a common HD monitor (HDMI) and a small 5" 800*480 display with capacitive touch in a dual screen setup, where the HD monitor is left of the 5" display.
The problem is, that the mouse input device of the cap touch is mapped all over the full screen, so that it is unusable.
16.04 unity multiple-monitors input-devices
asked Mar 23 at 10:24
Johann Horvat
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up vote
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I have a dual screen setup with a common HD monitor (HDMI) and a small 5" 800*480 display with capacitive touch in a dual screen setup, where the HD monitor is left of the 5" display.
The problem is, that the mouse input device of the cap touch is mapped all over the full screen, so that it is unusable.
16.04 unity multiple-monitors input-devices
asked Mar 23 at 10:24
Johann Horvat
1235
I have a dual screen setup with a common HD monitor (HDMI) and a small 5" 800*480 display with capacitive touch in a dual screen setup, where the HD monitor is left of the 5" display.
The problem is, that the mouse input device of the cap touch is mapped all over the full screen, so that it is unusable.
16.04 unity multiple-monitors input-devices
16.04 unity multiple-monitors input-devices
asked Mar 23 at 10:24
Johann Horvat
1235
asked Mar 23 at 10:24
Johann Horvat
1235
asked Mar 23 at 10:24
Johann Horvat
1235
asked Mar 23 at 10:24
Johann Horvat
1235
asked Mar 23 at 10:24
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I solved it this way:
- get device name of screen using xrandr
- get device id of the mouse input device of the 5" screen
- invoked xinput to map the input device to the 5" screen
the final call is:
$ sudo xinput map-to-output 14 HDMI2
answered Mar 23 at 10:24
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1 Answer
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
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active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
I solved it this way:
- get device name of screen using xrandr
- get device id of the mouse input device of the 5" screen
- invoked xinput to map the input device to the 5" screen
the final call is:
$ sudo xinput map-to-output 14 HDMI2
answered Mar 23 at 10:24
Johann Horvat
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up vote
1
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I solved it this way:
- get device name of screen using xrandr
- get device id of the mouse input device of the 5" screen
- invoked xinput to map the input device to the 5" screen
the final call is:
$ sudo xinput map-to-output 14 HDMI2
answered Mar 23 at 10:24
Johann Horvat
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up vote
1
down vote
accepted
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
I solved it this way:
- get device name of screen using xrandr
- get device id of the mouse input device of the 5" screen
- invoked xinput to map the input device to the 5" screen
the final call is:
$ sudo xinput map-to-output 14 HDMI2
answered Mar 23 at 10:24
Johann Horvat
1235
I solved it this way:
- get device name of screen using xrandr
- get device id of the mouse input device of the 5" screen
- invoked xinput to map the input device to the 5" screen
the final call is:
$ sudo xinput map-to-output 14 HDMI2
answered Mar 23 at 10:24
Johann Horvat
1235
answered Mar 23 at 10:24
Johann Horvat
1235
answered Mar 23 at 10:24
Johann Horvat
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answered Mar 23 at 10:24
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