[sf-lug] Mouse Clicks

[jim]

     My understanding is way old. I'm pretty sure
the kernel has mouse system calls such as mouse
down and mouse up. I don't know anything about
dbus. Using the mouse, changing position and
clicking, sends information to a device driver
that forwards that information to the kernel's
device driver API. The kernel passes the data
to whatever is the foreground application. So
using the mouse controls in the GUI might be a
matter of sending timing information to the
kernel.
     My guess is that if dbus is involved, it's
mainly in the way or maybe has no affect.
     Best I can guess. I hope someone let's us
know what's actually the case.


On 06/26/2016 11:04 AM, Sujit K M wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I found something that would require some sort of verification.
> If you change the mouse click interval, I am getting some very
> different behaviour.
>          Say when your mouse click interval is 400ms and when
> it is 900ms. Needless  to say Mouse double click is enabled.
>
> Also needless to say seems to be as required but still how does
> Mouse be have on KDE(Mine is this one) and GNOME. How is
> the application taking care of this, is it dbus or something else?
>
> Regards,
> Sujit K M
>
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