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preliminary debian packaging support

Release v0.6.1

calibratorXorgPrint.cpp: fix miny and maxx printing order for UDEV and HAL

Signed-off-by: Mario Domenech Goulart <mario@ossystems.com.br>
Signed-off-by: Tias Guns <tias@ulyssis.org>

configure.ac: require libtool

Device detection: must be in absolute mode

Suggested by Sam Lin and Eric Drechsel, see bug #13 for the discussion.

Revert "check that the device is a XI_TOUCHSCREEN, some verbose checks on the number of axes too"

Tablets should be calibratable too (bug #15) and some devices (even USB
HID devices) report being a mouse while having 2 calibratable axes.
We revert to treating every device that has 2 axis valuators as a
calibratable device. This will include touchpads such as synaptics,
but better to cover too many then too few devices.

This reverts and slightly changes commit 227571432732c80b6de65825aa9cfa9bc43edf7c.

mis-click detection: more robust

detect double-clicks on all previous points

mis-click GUI support for GTKMM

rudimentary mis-click GUI for x11

misclick detection in calibrator, now in GUI's

preliminary misclick detection

thresholds for doubleclick and misclick detection as attribute of calibrator

release v0.6.0

add .desktop file in scripts/

An adaption of the .desktop file that David-John Willis added to the
open embedded repository.

add script to calibrate only once and store calibration data for later
use

Original script by Martin Jansa, from the OE repository

move get_precalib.sh to scripts/ and rename xinput_calibrator_get_hal_calibration.sh

evdev: print ways to make config permanent (easier when evdev >= 2.3.0)

add support for specific device id for evdev (necessary when 2 devices have the same name)

rename driver to device part 2: in calibrators

strict compile flags are good, but turning warnings into errors can screw users

strdup is not ansi C, add my_strdup function

Thanks Johan Robben for pointing this out

click coordinates are/must be integers

Also removes some warnings not emited by gcc. Thanks Johan Robben for
reporting them (after compiling the calibrator in cygwin : D)

stricter command line argument parsing

swap_xy in dynamic evdev: unswap if already swapped

set evdev calibration to default when none is apparently set (fixes sleep/resume quirk)

xorg print: clean up output and added udev rule

add support for --device option, selects a specific device

add --list option, lists calibratable devices

check that the device is a XI_TOUCHSCREEN, some verbose checks on the number of axes too