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Touchpad feedback in linux?
How to execute a command on every touchpad tap? I am constantly losing clicks (taps) on my touchpad, and situation doesn't seem to improve with new updates. I want to add a click sound for each ...
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Mouse pad does not work on GNU/Linux for ASUS X552C laptop
I have recently installed Ubuntu 14.04.1 LTS on an ASUS X552C laptop, along with w****** 8.
The mouse pad does not work. I have not been able to identify it with lspci. Several searches have not ...
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My Samsung series 5 laptop's mouse is stuck on one spot and keeps clicking
I have a Samsung series 5 ultratouch laptop with Linux installed.
Today my mouse just got stuck at the bottom middle of the screen and kept clicking every second.
I tried rebooting the laptop, I ...
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Weird mouse issue with browsers Arch Linux
When I'm browsing my touchpad two finger scroll is "laggy".
If I plug a usb mouse, the wheel scroll does not work.
It happens with Goole Chrome (from AUR), Chromium and Firefox.
Everywhere else in ...
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Touchpad on linux way too slow
Recently my touchpad has gotten to be way too sow on Linux. I use Fedora with a Dell Inspiron 15R. It was working fine for months, but recently is unbearably slow regardless of my speed settings. I ...
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How can I fix jumpy touchpad response in xorg?
I have a newly-purchased ASUS 1015E-DS2 which came pre-loaded with Ubuntu, and the touchpad response is so bad to make the machine unusable without an external mouse. During small motions it randomly ...
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Touchpad left-click not working - Linux Mint on Dell Vostro 3640
This is a question on behalf of my friend, so it might take me a little while to run tests and stuff.
The problem is that periodically her touchpad won't left click, either by pressing the physical ...
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laptop's trackpad on a train: expected issues?
Is there a known issue with using a laptop's trackpad while on a moving train, i.e. is the EM field expected to interfere?
I ask because everytime I use my Apple Macbook Air's trackpad (I'm running ...
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Why does Touchegg's CPU usage increase over time?
I'm using Touchégg on Arch Linux and it functions splendidly. However, I'm noticing that as I use it, it gradually takes more and more CPU time.
There are a few things to note:
If I kill the process ...
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How to setup touchegg with gnome on debian
I am trying to setup touchegg on debian testing with gnome. I was able to compile and run it (without gui, daemon only). But unfortunately gestures doesn't work, though gnome two finger scroll works. ...
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updating Touchegg to latest version
i am trying to install Touchegg , i did follow this guide here,
however in the last step "sudo make install" iǘe get this error : /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lgeis
Tried to google around, but i have ...
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prevent touchpad click while typing in a VM
I use a Fedora 19 VM (VMware Workstation 9) on top of a Windows 7 laptop (Dell Latitude E6530) on a regular basis. In Windows and native Linux, I can configure the touchpad to not accept clicks while ...
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Editing new Lenovo touchpad zones in Linux
Just got a Lenovo T440p - love the laptop, hardware's great - and I was all excited to put Mint Linux on it. Install worked fine, zero show-stopper issues, but there's one persistent annoyance with it ...
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Linux detects Vaio touchpad as a ImPS/2 Generic Wheel Mouse
I tried this on Ubuntu, Linux Mint and Fedora. My problem is that in these distros, my Vaio VPCSA touchpad is detected as a normal mouse. It works as a simple mouse but multitouch gestures, double ...
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Elementary OS Luna 0.2 Synaptics Touchpad settings persistent
I have a problem making my touchpad settings persistent. I have installed Elementary OS Luna 0.2 few weeks ago, I'm quite new to linux but know my way around the computer.
By default my Two Finger ...