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Title:
In Ubuntu 15.04, simply moving the mouse via
Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
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Status: New => Confirmed
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As per https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases your release is EOL.
If you have an issue in a supported release (ex. 16.04) please file a
new report, and feel free to subscribe me to it.
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well, good news is that the bug went away when I installed mint sarah
http://blog.linuxmint.com/?p=3038 . their release specifically talks
about improvements to the trackpad.
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Some workarounds have been posted here:
http://askubuntu.com/questions/657258/chrome-two-finger-scroll-then-
right-clicks
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A followup to comment 27—I contacted Dell about this and they
immediately decided that it was likely to be a hardware issue. A Dell
technician replaced the touchpad and that appears to have resolved the
problem.
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Just to confirm #25, turning the touchpad on and off addresses the
second issue, an alternative command being synclient TouchpadOff=1 and
then 0
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I can confirm the behavior described in comment 25.
Dell XPS 13 9343 "Developer Edition" (BIOS revision A07)
Ubuntu 14.04 LTS (pre-installed)
Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (daily build 13-Apr-2016)
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same bug. a few observations: occurs with mint 17.3 on a dell xps.
logging out sometimes will work, but not necessarily. agree that
disabling the two-finger feature seems to make it happen less often, but
doesn't prevent it
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I'm on the XPS 13 Developer Edition on 14.04.
The touchpad seems to work fine in most everything but Chrome. This may
be because I only notice because I mostly use Chrome.
My symptoms are:
Scrolling quickly does a "right click" (not a huge deal, and not really
this issue).
Eventually... the
Same problem (for quite a while) on an Acer Aspire V 13, Ubuntu 15.04.
Makes Nautilus++ almost completely unusable, QtCreator is also affected.
Turning on and off the touchpad (Fn+F7, or through console or system
settings) does not help. Restart helps, but the problem reoccurs every
time after a
Happend to me today, but on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS. All updates installed.
Laptop is: Asus K53SD
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Title:
In Ubuntu 15.04,
Also affected by this, and I can also confirm that the solution in post
#9 above works, at least temporarily. XPS 13 developer edition, 15.04.
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I can confirm this issue on my Dell XPS 13 9343 with BIOS A05 (non-
developer edition).
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Title:
In Ubuntu 15.04,
Also affects me on Dell XPS 13 2015 (Dev edition). Exactly the same
problem
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Title:
In Ubuntu 15.04, simply
Also affects me. Very annoying, mostly observable in Nautilus. (15.04 on
Dell XPS 13).
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Title:
In Ubuntu 15.04,
Exactly the same experience as Franck971 - touchpad/mouse does not
function
Hi. Same problem 100% time with fresh Ubuntu 15.04 EFI on Acer Aspire E15 E51
Very annoying with Nautilus (almost unusable)
Synaptics touchpad is very unstable with this laptop (also not detected at boot
50% time)
I'm
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Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
In Ubuntu 15.04,
I have the same problem with 15.04 on a Thinkpad Carbon X1.
I found https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=55821 and confirmed
that rmmod psmouse + modprobe psmouse seem to fix it.
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=52496#c31 says it was fixed
in recent versions of synaptics and
I have the Dell XPS 13 2015 (Dev edition) and this annoying bug happends
to me. I realize the problem only in Chrombe Beta (not in normal chrome)
and appart of the mause problem I have the keyboard problem. Sometimes
after press a key it continues like it was pressed until press another
key.
I
I also have this problem on my Dell XPS 13 9343. I have noticed it
affecting nemo, nautilus, rhythmbox, and Ubuntu software centre, but not
firefox or libreoffice. Perhaps it is a GTK 3+ issue? It seems to be
that this only occurs after I wake from a suspend, and perhaps also when
I wake from
Okay, so, ignore my previous claim it happens only after wake-up. As
such, my fix is also not perfect, although it does prevent the problem
for a time after login. I'm gonna put those commands onto keyboard
shortcuts so they're easier to do.
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YO! As a temporary automated fix, you can add the command:
xinput set-prop DLL0665:01 06CB:76AD UNKNOWN --type=int --format=8
Device Enabled xinput set-prop DLL0665:01 06CB:76AD UNKNOWN
--type=int --format=8 Device Enabled 1
To the startup applications app in Ubuntu.
Thanx, Achilleas.
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FWIW, I've tested mainline kernel 4.2rc3 and wasn't able to get to the
point of reproducing the issue because it wouldn't even show the mouse
pointer on my Dell XPS 13 9343.
This is the first backtrace I hit (it's then repeated):
http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/11957795/
Disabling and re-enabling
Hi. Same problem 100% time with fresh Ubuntu 15.04 EFI on Acer Aspire E15 E51
Very annoying with Nautilus (almost unusable)
Synaptics touchpad is very unstable with this laptop (also not detected at boot
50% time)
I'm planing to move from 15.04 due to these issues
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Same here also on Dell XPS 13 9343 with the A04 Bios Patch.
It is especially annoying in Nautilus and Shotwell, where every moving of the
pointer will select anything under the pointer.
If you happen to be positioned over an separator (like the one which separates
the tree view from the files
This is actually a bug, not a question.
The touchpad on Dell XPS 13 9343 sometimes behaves strangely on SOME
applications (eg nautilus, evince etc), but NOT chromium for example. It
produces clicks when being touched to move (nautilus), or drags the
document instead of just moving the pointer
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Title:
In Ubuntu 15.04,
I don't know if its the same bug.
lI loaded Ubuntu 15.04 on to an older HP Pavilion. I'm noticing touchpad
and keyboard instability. For example, I'll type a letter and it
continues with that letter maybe 50 times. It just happened with the
letter p. It's as if I'm holding down the letter. Then,
Facing exactly same issue on fresh installation. It effects most of the
default Ubuntu applications like Ubuntu Software Center, Nautilus,
Gedit etc.
Occurs when the clickpad is touched (not tapped) i.e. removing finger
and retouching it while moving mouse pointer over the window.
The work
Hi Joseph, I tried both 4.1 rc2 and 4.1 rc3 only for a couple hours and
did not experience the trackpad issue. However, I had to revert back to
3.19 due to too many issues, like the Broadcom wireless card not
working, Virtualbox failing to load, and no sound, rending my system
unusable for normal
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In Ubuntu 15.04,
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I have restricted the bad behavior to XChat-gnome at this point. At
least that's the most visible program where this issue becomes apparent.
LibreOffice, Firefox, Thunderbird and Nautilus seem to respect the
touch-to-click disabled in the Unity config panel.
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Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
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Status: New = Confirmed
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Would it be possible for you to test the latest upstream kernel? Refer
to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelMainlineBuilds . Please test the latest
v4.1 kernel[0].
If this bug is fixed in the mainline kernel, please add the following
tag 'kernel-fixed-upstream'.
If the mainline kernel does not fix
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