* Added Fedora 33 dependancy install commands
Tested on a relatively fresh install of Fedora 33, gcc-c++ included as no c++ compiler by default, feel free to remove if it fits better with the pattern of not including one in the previous instructions, however it did trip me up for a few minutes so may be worth leaving in.
* Remove Fedora Version
* Update README.md
Changed systemd-devel1 to systemd-devel (typo)
there seems to be an issue that with too many registered events some window
manager cannot recognize the device as input device with systemd 247.
PixlOne#166
Fixes#166
Starting with systemd 247 (?), desktop environments fail to recognize
the virtual input device if it has too many enabled libinput events.
It seems like KEY_ROTATE_LOCK_TOGGLE as the highest enabled event is a
good limit. This is the highest evdev event mapped by xkb, so the
usefulness higher events is limited, anyways.
Change `start` to `enable` on systemctl command instruction to enable
daemon at boot. Also add instruction to enable and start at the same
time.
A few other minor improvements on readability.
This commit allows HiresScroll (when target is true) to map the up and
down events to gestures that support it (i.e.AxisGesture/
IntervalGesture). This check is done by checking if wheelCompatibility()
is true.
This also allows hires scroll events to send low-res scroll events as
well.
TODO: Fix bug w/ Chromium (and some other programs?) where mapping
scroll wheel to REL_WHEEL_HI_RES will cause the program to skip events
occassionally. I have literally been stuck on this bug for a week and I
still don't know what causes it. evtest shows proper scroll events,
Firefox works fine, and libinput test-gui reports proper scrolling.
For some reason, hidpp20 device names were badly set (e.g.
'Wireless Mouse MWireless' instead of 'Wireless Mouse MX Master').
Adding a 100ms delay to addDevice seems to have fixed it.
