Best desktop environment for multitouch touchscreen?
Hi all,
I am trying to use a multi-touch monitor (Dell P2418HT) with Debian as a
front-end for a media center setup. Ideally this system would work
without having a mouse attached, and allow touching icons on some kind
of Desktop or main screen to open specific webpages in Firefox and/or
start programs.
Having tried both KDE and Gnome I cannot really seem to get things to
work the way I would like.
KDE/Wayland: Works reasonably well, but the icons on the desktop do not
respond to touch in any way, and the Start menu needs to be used.
Gnome/Wayland: No longer has the concept of a Desktop, but even with the
Desktop extension program shortcuts show up as files to be opened with a
text-editor instead of "click and something happens".
I've also briefly tried to use Kodi, but that does not seem to support
launching external programs and/or webpages easily.
Stuff like multi-touch in applications, pinch-to-zoom and 2 finger
scroll are not working either.
What is the best desktop environment or other application to try for this?
Thanks,
Kasper
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