Gleb Koval

Same situation for me as the last two :|

Thank you very much for your comments! > 1. identifying unique input devices: I am a bit sceptical about pointer-comparing here. While it might work in most cases, I believe...

> But using the name is also not great - on X11 this is always "Virtual Core Pointer" (for stylus, touchpad, touchscreen and mouse). On Wayland this works better, at...

> Right, there can't be a second cursor at a different position, but that wouldn't necessarily mean that the occasional jump by a faulty touchscreen/touchpad couldn't happen, would it? To...

> Regarding the zooming while having the touch-drawing option enabled - unfortunately this does not work well on X11. Touch events still are drawn as strokes on the canvas when...

> I made some changes that are improving some of the mentioned issues: > > * [510d8a0](https://github.com/flxzt/rnote/commit/510d8a0136c0d261cb68f5730dad5acd02116673) should allow removing strokes entirely out of the engine without breaking the rendering...

Thank you for the testing! > touch | stylus | the first stroke gets finished, and a second is created for the stylus input. This seems to be because gtk...

Thank you for testing again, I don't have much time at the moment, so I'll take a deeper look into all of this at the end of next week, but...

Apologies for the much longer than anticipated delay. I've looked at X11/Wayland on GNOME/KDE, here's what I have gathered. Note all logs are collected at the beginning of `handle_pointer_controller_event` like...

I just tried this, and I don't get the issue with a wacom tablet (which I thought is indistinguishable from a touchscreen as far as Rnote is concerned). Not really...