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Setting up a touch screen
5 months 6 days ago #346579
by aaron
Setting up a touch screen was created by aaron
Hello
I am trying to set up a cheap touch screen monitor so I can run Lcnc without a mouse and keyboard. The touch screen seems to work well. I have installed 'onboard' as a virtual keyboard, which allows me to log in via the touch screen, but once the os is fully loaded it won't let me type into any text box at all. I am running Debian Bookworm, with a default xfc session and Lcnc is version2.9.8.
Any help gratefully received.
Thanx
I am trying to set up a cheap touch screen monitor so I can run Lcnc without a mouse and keyboard. The touch screen seems to work well. I have installed 'onboard' as a virtual keyboard, which allows me to log in via the touch screen, but once the os is fully loaded it won't let me type into any text box at all. I am running Debian Bookworm, with a default xfc session and Lcnc is version2.9.8.
Any help gratefully received.
Thanx
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5 months 6 days ago #346587
by rodw
Replied by rodw on topic Setting up a touch screen
Keep a wireless mouse and keyboard connected to use for configuration purposes but put them on a cupboard until needed.
Use a GUI like QTdragon that is designed to be a fully touch enabled GUI.
Use a GUI like QTdragon that is designed to be a fully touch enabled GUI.
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5 months 6 days ago #346598
by aaron
Replied by aaron on topic Setting up a touch screen
Thanks for your reply. Problem is, I want to be able to use a virtual keyboard, and onboard just does not work. Could it have something to do with the window manager? Others seem to be available in the boot menu, but when I try them they come up with an error. This is a fresh install.
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5 months 5 days ago #346601
by tommylight
Replied by tommylight on topic Setting up a touch screen
What error?
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5 months 5 days ago #346610
by aaron
Replied by aaron on topic Setting up a touch screen
On the top Right menu of the boot screen I have options for:
Default Xsession
Gnome classic on Xorg
Gnome Classic
Gnome on wayland
Xfce Session
Only the Default Xsession and the Xfce session works. The others give me a white screen that says "Oh no. Something has gone wrong and the system cannot recover. Please log out and try again". There is also a sweet little icon of a computer screen and a sad face. Much of the googling I have done suggests that onboard only works with a few window managers.
Thanks again
Default Xsession
Gnome classic on Xorg
Gnome Classic
Gnome on wayland
Xfce Session
Only the Default Xsession and the Xfce session works. The others give me a white screen that says "Oh no. Something has gone wrong and the system cannot recover. Please log out and try again". There is also a sweet little icon of a computer screen and a sad face. Much of the googling I have done suggests that onboard only works with a few window managers.
Thanks again
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5 months 4 days ago #346670
by zack
Replied by zack on topic Setting up a touch screen
Which interface for linuxcnc u using?
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