(In reply to comment #63)
> I'm using KWin. Are there any problems or should I try the FSP_DEBUG?
Hmm, KDE accepts both scrolling settings being enabled at the same time.
I don't know if turning two finger scrolling would make any difference.
You can get/set current scrolling state by running synclient or xinput, though:
$ synclient | grep Scroll # get current scrolling options
$ synclient VertEdgeScroll=1 # enable vertical edge scrolling
$ synclient VertTwoFingerScroll=1 # enable vertical two finger scrolling
If you don't have the time to rebuild the kernel with FSP_DEBUG, tweaking
the RightEdge parameter probably helps but you'll have to guess the value
since you don't have the accurate geometric information(which probably isn't
correct enough in current driver):
$ synclient | grep RightEdge # get the right edge boundary
$ synclient RightEdge=?? # reduce the value and see if right edge scrolling can be detected
(In reply to comment #63)
> I'm using KWin. Are there any problems or should I try the FSP_DEBUG?
Hmm, KDE accepts both scrolling settings being enabled at the same time.
I don't know if turning two finger scrolling would make any difference.
You can get/set current scrolling state by running synclient or xinput, though:
$ synclient | grep Scroll # get current scrolling options roll=1 # enable vertical two finger scrolling
$ synclient VertEdgeScroll=1 # enable vertical edge scrolling
$ synclient VertTwoFingerSc
If you don't have the time to rebuild the kernel with FSP_DEBUG, tweaking
the RightEdge parameter probably helps but you'll have to guess the value
since you don't have the accurate geometric information(which probably isn't
correct enough in current driver):
$ synclient | grep RightEdge # get the right edge boundary
$ synclient RightEdge=?? # reduce the value and see if right edge scrolling can be detected