On Precise, the uTouch gesture stack sits on the client side of X. For it to work properly, touch events need to be emitted. Unfortunately, if the X synaptics input module is listening for three touch gestures (three touch tap for middle click, for example), this will prevent the X server from sending touch events, which blocks uTouch gestures.
We decided to disable three touch gestures in X synaptics by default. It is still possible to enable them by using xorg.conf or the synclient/xinput utilities. For example:
On Precise, the uTouch gesture stack sits on the client side of X. For it to work properly, touch events need to be emitted. Unfortunately, if the X synaptics input module is listening for three touch gestures (three touch tap for middle click, for example), this will prevent the X server from sending touch events, which blocks uTouch gestures.
We decided to disable three touch gestures in X synaptics by default. It is still possible to enable them by using xorg.conf or the synclient/xinput utilities. For example:
$ synclient TapButton3=2
will enable three-tap to middle click emulation.