evtest doc update

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stjet
2025-05-04 02:59:03 +00:00
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@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ Usage for most of the included windows and window-likes are included in `docs/wi
More or the less the same, but includes with an onscreen keyboard for touchscreens. More or the less the same, but includes with an onscreen keyboard for touchscreens.
`evtest` needs to be installed. Currently, the input device is assumed to be at `/dev/input/by-path/first-touchscreen`, but this is easily editable (see `src/bin/wm.rs`). So, for touchscreen support, the user running `ming` needs to have read permissions for that `dev/input/` file. Currently, the touchscreen input device is assumed to be at `/dev/input/by-path/first-touchscreen`, but this is easily editable (see `src/bin/wm.rs`). For touchscreen support, the user running `ming` needs to have read permissions for that `/dev/input/` file.
``` ```
ming touch ming touch

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@@ -75,4 +75,4 @@ PS:
> ### Update > ### Update
> Ignoring the audio player dependencies and `bmp-rust`, the only dependencies not written by me are now `libc` for libc Rust bindings and `bitcoin-hashes` for SHA-512 password hashing (yes, I know SHA-512 is not the greatest password hash function, but it is lightweight, relatively). > Ignoring the audio player dependencies and `bmp-rust`, the only dependencies not written by me are now `libc` for libc Rust bindings and `bitcoin-hashes` for SHA-512 password hashing (yes, I know SHA-512 is not the greatest password hash function, but it is lightweight, relatively).
> >
> Prior dependencies like `termion`, `linux_framebuffer`, `pty-process`, have been removed and replaced by a me-written version in the `linux` crate. As of v1.1, the dependency removing goal has been achieved. Huzzah! > Prior dependencies like `termion`, `linux_framebuffer`, `pty-process`, `evtest` have been removed and replaced by a me-written version in the `linux` crate. As of v1.1, the dependency removing goal has been achieved. Huzzah!