Ubuntu Wiki

General Reference

• ENAC's general list of Linux multitouch devices

Touchscreen displays

• 3M Touch Systems - 3M™ Display M2256PW

  • product page

Laptops

• Dell Studio 17 with touch (N-Trig)
• Lenovo T410s with touch (N-Trig)

  • Multitouch/LenovoIssues - exploration of the difficulties with the Lenovo

Tablets

• Dell Latitude XT2 tablet laptop - featuring N-Trig support (see below)

  • product page

  • Check the Ubuntu Multitouch FAQ for configuration details

• Multitouch/ExoPC - Capacitive dual-touch, pressure sensitive, community testing coming up.

Other input devices

• Apple Magic TrackPad

  • Pairing and multi-touch demo

• Apple Magic Mouse

  • tested, works with PyMT demos (needs sudo, configuration)

N-trig devices

N-trig devices get their name from the providers of DuoSenseTM technology, combining pen, capacitive touch and multi-touch in a single device. N-trig’s DuoSense dual-mode digitizer uses both pen and zero-pressure capacitive touch in a single device.

The Dell Latitude XT2, HP tx2 tablets and the Lenovo T410s feature such multitouch support. Note, however, that a Linux firmware updater has not been released by N-trig for these devices. Before installing Ubuntu on your machine, be sure that you have the latest firmware. This may require using the Windows .exe firmware updater from the OEM. Note that the HP updater often requires 2 to 4 successive reboots of Windows in order to properly update.

• N-trig firmware status in Linux