Hi Chris, Thanks for you comments. > > While in MT mode and two or three fingers are touching, two sets of > > data are sent. The first is a new format buffer with lower resolution > > reporting of stationary finger and the second is standard data format > > reporting movement. > > We should probably update this comment and remove parts that mention > stationary and movement. It appears to be doing finger tracking and > first packet is always first touch... except we are getting reports > that clickpads/integrated button pads may not be consistently like > this. Yes, good point. Will update. > This tracking is partly why type B protocol is being used in later patches. The original thought was that the two points corresponded well to the two fingers, only sometimes in the wrong order. The solution then was to use the tracking module to order them appropriately. As it turned out that the fingers are not followed that well after all, the whole idea fell flat, so we resorted to only sending the bounding rectangle, which requires no tracking. All in all, this patchset contains enough information to resolve jumping and clickpad issues in user space, at the same time as it keeps compatibility with mousedev and older hardware. We know there are still issues, but I see no real reason to postpone these changes any further. Thanks, Henrik -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-input" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html