Brad, thanks for that. So as I understand it, when configuring Qt prior to a build you need to tell it what drivers to use (display, mouse, keyboard). You're saying if the display uses the standard frame buffer device driver then we can simply pass -qt-gfx-linuxfb or some such flag to tell Qt you'll be building and running on a device that uses the standard Linux Framebuffer and therefore requires no additional configuration?
What about touch or other input? I've heard that you need -qt-mouse-tslib to get touch support, is there additional work that had to be done to get touch support or is this similar to the FBDEV for the display?
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