Quote Originally Posted by ^NyAw^ View Post
Hi
I really don't understand why. The OS will process the touchscreen input as a mouse, so if your Qt application is responding to a simple mouse, why you have to configure Qt to use a touchscreen? Do you understand me? It is a MOUSE, the hardware is different but it gets x and y positions to the operating system. Maybe I'm mistaken.
in this thread for example it was said:

my touchscreen is now working. Turns out after a week of debugging all that need to be done was comment out certian lines of code. I commented out anything that had to do with the IPAQ in qmouselinuxtp.cpp but this is the line that was holding everything up.
# if defined(QT_QWS_IPAQ_RAW) || defined(QT_QWS_EBX_RAW)
mousePos = handler->transform( mousePos );
# endif
Nyaw, thank you for responding but I'm after actual experience. I agree that it should work in theory.