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- Update to version 0.28.1
  Only two commits, only one that really matters: previously the
  driver used the per-device slot number to fetch the tracking IDs
  from a driver-internal array. Because devices re-use slots, this
  could cause a tracking ID mismatch when two touchscreens had the
  finger down at the same time. This is now fixed by switching to
  libinput's seat-wide slot number instead.

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- Update to version 0.23.0:
  A couple of cleanups, no big features added. Most of this was in
  the property handling code. The most visible fix is that we now
  handle addition of initially disabled devices correctly, i.e.
  when a device is plugged in while the server is VT-switched 
  away. In the non-logind case this previously caused a segfault.
  Our tablet support is good enough that we now match against
  tablets too. The xorg.conf.d sort order means that if you have
  the wacom driver installed, that driver will take over.
  Otherwise, libinput will handle tablets.

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- Update to version 0.20.0:
  + Most important fix is the use of input_lock() instead of the
    old SIGIO stuff to handle the input thread in server 1.19.
  + This version now supports tablet pads and exposes properties
    for changing the tap button mapping and the rotation.
- Rebase n_enable-tapping.patch.
- Pass --with-xorg-conf-dir to configure and modify spec following
  upstream changes.

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- Update to git snapshot 0.19.1.21_b87d253:
  This is in preparation for the XServer 1.19
  + Adapt n_enable-tapping.patch to new conditions

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- Update to version 0.16.0:
  This release fixes a long-standing issue with mixed devices that expose a
  pointer and a keyboard interface at the same time. X requires a strict
  separation between pointers and keyboards, these devices were usually
  initialized as pointers and exhibited some keyboard functionality issues
  (e.g. XKB layouts didn't get applied correctly). With this release, the xorg
  libinput driver splits such devices into multiple X devices, one for the
  keyboard and one for the pointer, routing the events as necessary and thus
  fixing those issues.
- Changes to package:
  + Remove patch U_xf86_input_libinput_mem_leak_fix.patch: included in this 
    release.

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