2016-11-04, 01:19 AM
(2016-09-12, 10:48 PM)atsakir Wrote: Whatever you choose, you will need to research the make and model of the touchscreen itself and see if there are any drivers available, at least for generic debian, if not specifically for raspbian. Furthermore, if you do find a driver that is not added to raspbian already, you may need to recompile the kernel to add support for it. Good hunting
[Edit:] looks like the Hanspree may work out of the box, see here: https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewt...46&t=80821
I've got a Hannspree HT231 Touch Screen LED LCD Monitor and even the Touch Screen although Restricted, works straight out of the box! The calibration is pin-point at the centre of the screen but 1/4" out at the edges. OpenCPN looks really grand on this monitor. Withe just an external mouse, it is acceptable. I have other things on at the moment but hope that in the future I can perfect it by the time I install it on my Bat.
Steve