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Is this covered by the audio team?
Is this covered by the audio team?
== Touchpad ==
== Touchpad ==
= Display Application =
== gnome-display-properties ==
* Change resolution
* Change rotation
* Detect displays button
* Enable "Show Displays in Panel"
* From panel applet
** Change resolution
== xrandr ==
* screen rotation
* screen detection


= FAQ =
= FAQ =
* [http://people.freedesktop.org/~hughsient/quirk/quirk-keymap-index.html How to build our own hal keymap]
* [http://people.freedesktop.org/~hughsient/quirk/quirk-keymap-index.html How to build our own hal keymap]
* [http://wiki.laptop.org/go/OLPC_Keyboard_layouts What are the scan codes for the XO keyboard?]
* [http://wiki.laptop.org/go/OLPC_Keyboard_layouts What are the scan codes for the XO keyboard?]

Revision as of 22:48, 26 October 2008

NOTES:

* xrandr rotation?
* Using expected driver and resolution settings
* Changing vt's back and forth
* Coming out of suspend?
* touchpad interface?
* gamepad interface?
* Brightness up/down accelerator key? 
* plymouth graphical boot enabled+working by default?

For a sample test plan format, please see QA/TestPlans/Audio

LCD Panel

Resolution

The panel used in the XO is 200 DPI, but each pixel is a single color. Xorg needs to detect the XO display and reduce the resolution to a more manageable value. Pixel Qi wants to bring the display into mass production in Q2 2009, so this needs to be done in a timely fashion.

Fonts

Current subpixel smoothing mechanisms don't take advantage of the unique nature of the panel. Modify Xft to add a more-specific mechanism.

Keyboard interface

Gamepad interface

Brightness controls

Screen rotation

Volume controls

Is this covered by the audio team?

Touchpad

Display Application

gnome-display-properties

  • Change resolution
  • Change rotation
  • Detect displays button
  • Enable "Show Displays in Panel"
  • From panel applet
    • Change resolution

xrandr

  • screen rotation
  • screen detection

FAQ