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From: deco33000 Jog <deco33000@yandex.com>
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Subject: Freebsd and touchscreens
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Hi,

I plan to use freebsd as the system for a raspberry project.

But I need touch and multitouch support for lcd screens (any advices on the brand?)

There lies my fear. I don't know if freebsd is a risky path here or not..

I fundamentally prefer freebsd over anything else since we always use it.

Could you give me your feedback on this? Will it fit?

I will use freebsd 10.2 or 11 if necessary.

Thanks


--š
Jog