[Expired for xserver-xorg-input-synaptics (Ubuntu) because there has
been no activity for 60 days.]
** Changed in: xserver-xorg-input-synaptics (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Expired
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1318010
Title:
touchpad pointer vibration on click
Status in xserver-xorg-input-synaptics package in Ubuntu:
Expired
Bug description:
I'm on Ubuntu 14.04LTS, although this is probably a general synaptics
driver issue. (I hope this is the right tracker to file the bug).
My Laptop is an Acer v5-573.
This bug is regarding newer touch pads that have their buttons
integrated in the sensitive area instead of having separate buttons
away from the actual touchpad area. AKA clickpads.
Expected: to be able to use the "deep" or "hard" clicks on the
touchpad to drag and drop and "right click".
What happenned:
Both when clicking and holding the click and when right clicking, there is
"shaking" or "vibration" in the pointer; this makes difficult two tasks that
are performed regularly:
Task 1: I am trying to drag and drop. I press the touchpad with one
finger and while holding, use another finger to move the object I want
to drop. The pointer "shakes" or "vibrates" while the first finger is
pressed, making it hard to deposit the item where it should. What is
wrong? Answer: The information sent by the finger that is "hard
pressing" the touch pad should be ignored and not be translated into
movements of the pointer.
Task 2: I want to right click on a link by hard pressing on the lower
right corner of the touch pad. The pointer jumps and misses the actual
link, right clicking somewhere else. What is wrong? The movement of
the finger after the hard press and while it is being released is
still used as input for movement; flagging the hard press and
generating different behavior after it should solve the problem.
These problems do not happen in windows, it is not a "bad quality
hardware" issue, it is a driver tweaking issue.
The general idea: fix the driver for this kind of new touch pad by
filtering the information sent from the sensitive area when "hard
clicks" are detected.
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