Input Device Support Gets Better For Linux 3.11
Support for newer hardware input devices should be better with the in-development Linux 3.11 kernel.
Prominent input changes for the Linux 3.11 merge window consist of:
- A new touchscreen driver to handle Cypress 4th generation touch devices.
- A new driver to provide PS/2 protocol support on the OLPC via a specialized controller.
- Patches for the 2013 Haswell MacBook Air.
- Various other changes and improvements.
More details on the input subsystem pull for the Linux 3.11 kernel can be found via its pull request.
Prominent input changes for the Linux 3.11 merge window consist of:
- A new touchscreen driver to handle Cypress 4th generation touch devices.
- A new driver to provide PS/2 protocol support on the OLPC via a specialized controller.
- Patches for the 2013 Haswell MacBook Air.
- Various other changes and improvements.
More details on the input subsystem pull for the Linux 3.11 kernel can be found via its pull request.
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