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Hi, I'm using GNOME on wayland and I have some problem disabling my annoying touch screen, with GNOME on Xorg I was able to disable the touch screen with:
xinput disable [id]or with some xorg configuration like:
Section "InputClass"
Identifier "Touchscreen disabler"
MatchIsTouchscreen "on"
Option "Ignore" "on"
EndSectionbut both the xinput command and the xorg configuration file seems to be ignored (by xwayland?) with GNOME on wayland.
Any ideas? Thank you all ![]()
Last edited by simoexpo (2016-11-02 18:04:06)
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with wayland, the compositor is responsible for input handling. In Gnome that is mutter (right?), so search the Gnome settings center for input options and see what it has there
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looking at this, it should have an option like that (I dont have Gnome).
http://i.stack.imgur.com/iaNI3.png
Last edited by damjan (2016-11-02 21:33:12)
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Thank you for your reply, unfortunatly in GNOME settings, like the image you post, there is only the possibility to disable touchpad, there isn't an option to customize or disable the touch screen.
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