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On 10/24/13 20:06, Brock Williams wrote:
> Thank you for the pointer, I had no idea webcamd supported things
> other than webcams.  It does appear to work out of the box... When I
> attach it to the correct ugen device it creates /dev/input/event0
> which does output something when the screen is touched.
>
> Do you have any info on hooking Xorg up to the /dev/input/event0?  I
> believe this would be xf86-input-evdev on the Linux side but I can't
> seem to find anything to use it in FreeBSD...

Hi,

I have not looked into xf86-input-evdev. Maybe someone else knows?

--HPS