[arch-general] testing xorg-server 1.8 [xorg18]
Thank you for a great job, Jan. I can confirm the xorg-server 1.8 works great for me! :) I'm running on [testing], i686, kernel 2.6.33.2, xf86-video-intel, touchpad(synaptics), keyboard, usb keyb/mouse hotpluging works as well, sound(intel hda) & guvc video webcam .... just upgraded and voila, works like a charm! :) Happy Easter to all of you! Marek ...well, here's an update after a deeper tryout :) *touchpad(synaptics) - issues with tapping which does not work /buttons do/ *a note for testers, one can disable !hal from rc.conf but make sure to include dbus instead(hal used to start it up) otherwise policykit fails *I have troubles with resuming from suspend/black screen/ but have to make sure if it is not a problem of kernel. *as I'm using kde, here's a problem: battery monitor is disabled and i'm not sure if cpu freq scaling under kde works(probably problem of kde?, acpi command shows correct info), also there is a dependency on hal- pacman -Rcsn hal would remove a great bunch of packages(including kde), how do I figure, whats the dep.? Thanks once again, Mark PS: I would reply to arch-dev-public thread but i don't have write access to it -- Marek Otahal :o)
2010/4/6 Marek Otahal <markotahal@gmail.com>
Thank you for a great job, Jan. I can confirm the xorg-server 1.8 works great for me! :) I'm running on [testing], i686, kernel 2.6.33.2, xf86-video-intel, touchpad(synaptics), keyboard, usb keyb/mouse hotpluging works as well, sound(intel hda) & guvc video webcam .... just upgraded and voila, works like a charm! :) Happy Easter to all of you! Marek
...well, here's an update after a deeper tryout :) *touchpad(synaptics) - issues with tapping which does not work /buttons do/
*a note for testers, one can disable !hal from rc.conf but make sure to include dbus instead(hal used to start it up) otherwise policykit fails
*I have troubles with resuming from suspend/black screen/ but have to make sure if it is not a problem of kernel.
*as I'm using kde, here's a problem: battery monitor is disabled and i'm not sure if cpu freq scaling under kde works(probably problem of kde?, acpi command shows correct info), also there is a dependency on hal- pacman -Rcsn hal would remove a great bunch of packages(including kde), how do I figure, whats the dep.?
Thanks once again, Mark
PS: I would reply to arch-dev-public thread but i don't have write access to it
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Marek Otahal :o)
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On Tue, 2010-04-06 at 01:30 +0200, Marek Otahal wrote:
...well, here's an update after a deeper tryout :) *touchpad(synaptics) - issues with tapping which does not work /buttons do/
For the previous synaptics package, we used to include default configuration that enables tapping. With the release in the xorg18 repo the only configuration done is driver assignment. I haven't noticed this problem as GNOME overrides synaptics settings anyways.
Ok, thank you Jan. I had to enable it manually by adding Option "TapButton1" "1" to xorg.conf.d/10-synaptics.conf and it works now. On Tuesday 06 of April 2010 15:03:23 Jan de Groot wrote:
On Tue, 2010-04-06 at 01:30 +0200, Marek Otahal wrote:
...well, here's an update after a deeper tryout :) *touchpad(synaptics) - issues with tapping which does not work /buttons do/
For the previous synaptics package, we used to include default configuration that enables tapping. With the release in the xorg18 repo the only configuration done is driver assignment. I haven't noticed this problem as GNOME overrides synaptics settings anyways.
-- Marek Otahal :o)
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