Acer netbook: cannot disable touchpad clicking
Bug #570028 reported by
James King
This bug report is a duplicate of:
Bug #240738: syndaemon sometimes fails to disable the touchpad.
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libsynaptics (Ubuntu) |
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Bug Description
On my Acer Aspire One 532h netbook with 10.4 RC installed, my touchpad sends clicks even when I have disabled it in the Mouse and Pointing Devices menus. The touchpad otherwise responds smoothly. It's most annoying when typing. I've also tried several dozen settings in the "palm detection" part of Pointing Devices in Preferences to minimize the effects, but there's no discernable difference between any of the settings. This is absolutely repeatable on my system. When both Mouse and Pointing Devices panels are set to have touchpad clicks disabled, I am still able to click using the touchpad, and my palms are able to accidentally "click" the touchpad even after clicks are disabled.
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status: | New → Invalid |
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This is probably a bug in Ubuntu, which is a different project from Lucid, a prototype for an editor. Are you having trouble reporting the bug under the appropriate distribution or project?