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It does not seem to be supported at the moment, even though "[CURRENTLY UNSUPPORTED]" is not next to "GitHub collection by Titus Wormer" from the drop down menu. I discovered...

Showing the bookmarks from the bookmarks toolbar folder would be decent initially. The are other bookmark folders that could optionally be shown as well. Showing the bookmarks toolbar might not...

So I edited `/etc/systemd/system/atmel.service` to have the line `WantedBy=multi-user.target sleep.target suspend.target` and rebooted. The touchscreen is still inactive on wake. edit: I'm also using Arch with systemd, for reference.

Running `sudo mxt-app -d i2c-dev:1-004b` then hitting r then q seems to run successfully, but the touchscreen still won't take any input after running a few times. `xinput` lists my...

So running `sudo mxt-app -d i2c-dev:1-004b` immeadiately after a sleep/wake works it seems. Maybe having a systemd service automatically run it on wake should do it. I'm going to try...

Editing that line in `/usr/local/bin/enable-atmel.sh` and running `sudo systemctl restart atmel.service` fixed the trackpad issue. I tried sleep/waking the device afterwards and still needed to reset the touchscreen with `sudo...

The edit to `enable-atmel.sh` is still there, and I previously removed `suspend.target` from `atmel.service` after finding it didn't seem to do anything to help the touchscreen issue. Sometimes `sudo mxt-app...

So I let the Pixel sleep a minute and the touchscreen worked fine for a couple seconds before dying on me and needing a reset.

I looked through the new changes in the repo and found I was missing an added `Type=idle` in the `atmel.service` file. After adding it, the touchscreen seems to work fine...

The touchscreen has been working fine for me in the last few minutes I've been playing with it. How long does it take for yours to stop working?