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Touchscreens via USB

Touchscreens with linux can be quite a pain - even at the serial port. Since I am working at a project with an USB touchscreen, I have had to dig into it.

The result:

A touchscreen connected at the USB port gives - as many HID devices do - an event device. To be able to work with it, you need a proper driver for Xorg to translate the position- and click-events for the X-server, which can be found at your software repo.

The installation process is quite simple since Kenan offers a precompiled version which just needs to be loaded. The calibration has to be corrected by hand at the Y Axis. But if you’re through that, it’s finally time to come in touch with your computer…

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