Comment 17 for bug 381884

Correct me if I'm wrong but multitouch pads use a different driver then the
older ones. I know that my old 3.1 pro jumps all over the place when two
fingers are placed on it, unless its precisely at the same time

On Apr 13, 2010 8:45 PM, "Rolando F. Blanco C:." <email address hidden> wrote:

Hi, in fact, the Multitouch feature works perfect in the MacBook Pro 5.3,
the only problem than I saw is that the applications don't have support for
this feature.

For example. the Compiz Setting Manager, don't have a section or the chance
to make that some actions can be assigned to 2, 3 or 4 fingers gestures.

May be we can create the "idea" in the brainstorm, then contact the Team
that work with Compiz, and ask they for add this idea as features.

What do you think?

2010/4/13 Νίκος Αλεξανδρής <email address hidden>

> Hmmm... I can confirm that the cursor, when beginning from the middle-
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Appletouch touchpad driver produces jumpy two-fingered scrolling
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