Linux Drivers for Cirque *Cat Touchpads?

kenhhk asks: "Hi, I'm interested in getting one of the Cirque touchpads in the *Cat line. Cirque tech support said they don't support Linux, but they think someone has written a driver somewhere for Linux. Would you guys know where I could reach them?"

Have you tried...

[danpbrowning]

The Linux Hardware Database? You might create a new entry for it when you find more information: http://lhd.datapower.com/ To find more information: google.com? freshmeat.net? sourceforge.net? Also, search usenet (sorry, can't think of any good groups off the top of my head). Hope that helps a little.

Found Therm

[rjamestaylor]

Try: http://www.google.com/search?q=Cirque+touchpads+in +the+*Cat+linux&hl=en&lr=&sa fe=off [google.com]

Thanks (really) for bring our attention to the *Cat touchpad and the Linux drivers for it--if you hadn't asked, I wouldn't have looked...

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Driver?

[DaveHowe]

Last one I had (which my wife gave to one of her friends :+) didn't need any special Linux drivers - the think looked and acted like any other PS/2 or serial mouse, and worked fine on the standard two-button mouse drivers.
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Xfree86 allready works...

[smatthew]

There is built-in support in XFree86 for touchpads - gives you the nifty features like touching to click and stuff..... With their newer models you lose the zoom in/out, scroll up/down left/right features (last time i checked), but they work great except for that.

I have a new model on one linux box, and an older no-frills model on my other linux box - and they work great. Especially good for the Sofa-Side-Computer, where the keyboard is on your lap and there's no place to roll a mouse......