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• Accelerated rendering on Freescale i.MX6, BeagleBoard xM and Raspberry Pi
• Mouse, key and single-point/multi-point touch input with Linux device nodes
• Synthesis of mouse events from touch events
• Double-buffered software rendering to memory-mapped /dev/fb0, with a software cursor
• Hardware cursors on OMAP3, i.MX6 and Raspberry Pi
•  Touch coordinate transformations for screen calibration 
• Pluggable pipeline for touch event cleanup
  
• Nested event loops
• Robot input and capture
• HelloSanity is working on Freescale i.MX6, BeagleBoard xM and Raspberry Pi
• Headless implementation running on embedded and desktop platforms, passing unit and system tests (base/graphics tests, system tests and Linux input tests)
• VNC server mode with remote display and mouse input
• Mouse input and accelerated rendering on X11
• Drag and Drop
• Full screen and minimized windows

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