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Adding documentation to fix USI Stylus rotation. #173
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I also created a small script that does the same: https://github.com/Xelef2000/chromebook-linux-usi-stylus |
@ellyq Can we continue with this, or do you have additional suggestions? |
Mind rebasing and resolving merge conflicts? We have a new Workflow that I'd like to run before we merge |
I think I made a mistake during the rebasing since all the new commits are also in this PR. |
fixed it. You might need to |
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LGTM
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LGTM
Some Chromebooks come with USI styluses. They work fine in the newest versions of KDE Plasma, but they have a rotation issue in GNOME. The issue is that the stylus does not rotate with the screen, so it is only usable in one orientation.
This is a solution to this issue.
Now, this method solves the issue, but it is a bit complicated and not very beginner-friendly.
We can upstream changes to libwacom which should solve the issue for one device, but this has to be done for every device manually.
I don't know if there is a better way to solve this because this issue does not exist in KDE.