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2017-11-06 09:56:56 +0200
Doubletap on Xperia X is broken - which is why it is not enabled by default.
Enabling it can cause power drain (in the sense that device does not suspend anymore due unhandled interrupts), loss of touch interaction (touch panel does not switch from double tap detection to normal touch reporting), inability to power up display at all (glitches that allow powering down something that is then needed and assumed to be powered on).
Some issues happen silently without causing visible problems, some go away when display is power cycled with power key, and some require reboot.
The easiest way to break something is to toggle the double tap detection while display is off and then power up the display. Which is why one should not use the "proximity" type double tap wakeup setting. And possibly this also contributes to confusion around what settings need to be touched in order to make it work to the extent it does work (applying setting changes while display is off -> probably does not work as expected until display is power cycled and/or just doing it can already break something).
The setting that does affect double tap wakeup feature is:
- mcetool --set-doubletap-wakeup=never -> keeps double tap detection disabled = the default = assumed safe
- mcetool --set-doubletap-wakeup=always -> keeps double tap detection enabled = expect issues sooner or later
- mcetool --set-doubletap-wakeup=proximity -> enables/disables dt detection based on proximity sensor state = problems pretty much guaranteed
So, if you want to try it out, the least-likely-to-cause-issues way to do it is:
- Make sure display is powered on
- While display is on, execute:
mcetool --set-doubletap-wakeup=always
Also, the following mcetool incantations are not needed in order to activate the double tap wakeup feature:
- mcetool -i disabled a.k.a --set-fake-doubletap=disabled -> stops double tap from working from "lpm", but does not affect the "real" double tap detection
- mcetool -M show-unlock-screen a.k.a. --set-doubletap-mode=show-unlock-screen -> usually does nothing as this is the default anyway - also does not affect the "real" double tap detection in any way
clear!! double-tap is a must have...
cemoi71 ( 2017-09-06 01:25:03 +0200 )editYes please, Bluetooth and this for me ASAP . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
davekelly ( 2017-09-06 20:42:38 +0200 )editDefinitly! It's one of my favorites!!
And it's not there on my Sony with SailfishX ... :-(((
zemideluxe ( 2017-10-12 00:42:15 +0200 )editI was a bit puzzled when I played around with my new Xperia, and the double tap gesture would not work. I am definitely missing it.
Cmdr_Zod ( 2017-11-04 02:45:40 +0200 )editFor me following worked fine:
deloptes ( 2017-11-04 16:02:46 +0200 )edit