[Feature] Toggle touchscreen at different stylus levels#214
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I tested this on my Surface Pro 9 running Fedora 44 and it works. Idk why the CI runner for the Arch build failed. |
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Palm rejection was bugging out on my surface, so I whipped up this patch to make it better.
You can now configure the touch screen to turn off -
The new config setting,
Touchscreen.DisableOnStylusLevel, allows you to pick between the three options. By default, for compatibility,connectedis picked. This is also the case if the option is not there or is invalid. I personally preferactive, andcontactguarantees stability when writing.