I’ve been playing around with Manjaro XFCE and GNOME(currently using XFCE).
However, I’ve noticed that the touchscreen is unresponsive(worked in Windows).
I’ve done some research and have traced it to a bug in the package libinput.
Here is the output error from libinput list-devices:
event8 - NextWindow Touchscreen: libinput bug: missing tablet capabilities: btn-stylus resolution. Ignoring this device.
I can still record it with libinput record and evtest.
My Hardware is a Dell Studio One 1909, if that helps.
Libinput docs says it’s probably a kernel bug or HID descriptor bug.
I’ve noticed that there also are two other events named NextWindow Touchscreen.
What can I do to fix it? Or, if I cannot, are there other touchscreen drivers I can try?
And does your tablet have a Stylus or Stylus support or not?
AFAIK the NextWindow touchscreen should work with xf86-input-evdev installed.
Otherwise, since has some closed source components, you might be able to make it work with this:
Here is all the information available ATM Touchscreen - ArchWiki
My touchscreen does not have a stylus of any kind.
xf86-input-evdev is installed.
This software appears to be designed for Ubuntu/Debian.
How can I get it working on Arch/Manjaro?
Thanks for the reply!
Are you currently using GNOME or XFCE?
You can look at my thread Auto screen rotation + keyboard disable that might help you.
Your previous formatting from your first post is unclear. Can you use blockquotes or code-blocks to share the output again?