As far as i understand it the problem is a UI that make sense - libinput is easy to configure, the best UI we have right now is fpad 😄 - joke aside, the UI should not be that hard, i guess the logic to handle the devices is harder. Configuring input devices at all is a bit underrepresentated in LXQt right now - and thats no secret.

Looks beautiful, Simon. Thanks so much for taking my suggestion, and making it a reality! Very psyched to see how this can improve our workflow.

I suggested Read The Docs but it looks like Python isn't using that. They have drop downs for versions and languages. They implemented it themselves and I can't find any module for it. I'd be shocked by this but since everyone uses Read The Docs and they implemented it, why bother?

With libinput being a thing I'd imagine it would be pretty easy. @agaida ?

Can we at least look at getting a checkbox to toggle it? :P

I hate tap to click with the biggest passion ever. It's worse than caps lock, seriously.

I think dividing by sections is good.

I think dividing by sections is good. @wxl's suggestion sounds good; doesn't the Python documentation do likewise? Another option is to color-code (or otherwise demarcate via CSS?) which statements apply only to which version, but given color-blind and monitor issues that may not be a good idea.

Read The Docs can just provide a toggle between different versions.

I am in favor of 1 or 2 and have been from the start to do that you would have to have the cronjob checkout the LXDE branch and build that with make html. Please do this in a different directory for each version of the manual espically if using make clean as otherwise they would clobber each other on the backend server.

I'm symbolically closing this.

I have cleaned up most of theese but don't know about the html static path warning.