@Airam RR
I don't angry with you. In fact, the options mean : - LEDDoubleTap=1 If you want deactivate the touchpad with the double tap.
- LEDDoubleTap=0 If you don't want deactivate the touchpad with the double tap.
- LEDStatus=1 If the led is switch on.
- LEDStatus=0 If the led is switch off.
- TouchpadOff=1 If the touchpad is deactived.
- TouchpadOff=0 If the touchpad is activated.
So, the default parameters is : - led_status is false (=0), - led_double_tap is true (=1), - touchpad_off is false (=0).
You can switch on the led without deactivate the touchpad (with the command 'synclient LEDStatus=1').
The double tap is used to activate / deactivate the touchpad (same function as windows 7).
@Airam RR
I don't angry with you. In fact, the options mean :
- LEDDoubleTap=1
If you want deactivate the touchpad with the double tap.
- LEDDoubleTap=0
If you don't want deactivate the touchpad with the double tap.
- LEDStatus=1
If the led is switch on.
- LEDStatus=0
If the led is switch off.
- TouchpadOff=1
If the touchpad is deactived.
- TouchpadOff=0
If the touchpad is activated.
So, the default parameters is :
- led_status is false (=0),
- led_double_tap is true (=1),
- touchpad_off is false (=0).
You can switch on the led without deactivate the touchpad (with the command 'synclient LEDStatus=1').
The double tap is used to activate / deactivate the touchpad (same function as windows 7).