Update:
I was running the: paulo-miguel-dias/mesa build
and the: oibaf/graphics-driversbuild
I uninstalled both and reverted to the standard ubuntu drivers/setup. This
fixed the mouse issue.
As both of the above adons have some popularity one of them may have been the
cause of the
More info:
The issue is both at the login screen and within the wayland desktop.
Left mouse clicks on any part of the interface are not recognised, even
though I can move the mouse.
bug 1181666 sounds familiar however logouts/reboots do not reset the
mouse. It is as if the default starting
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I just noticed that the accessibility tab has a similar wording:
Allow to turn accessibility features on and off from the keyboard
.. should probably be
Allow accessibility features to be turned on and off from the keyboard
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gnome-keyboard-properties strange wording for Mouse Keys
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-control-center
The English (UK?) wording on the Mouse Keys tab for the checkbox to enable that
functionality is:
Allow to control the pointer using the keyboard
I'd suggest that it should read something like:
Allow control of the pointer
As OP, and running hardy, can I just say thanks guys; this stuff is why
Linux and OSS is the way to go.
All your efforts are really appreciated.
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Parsing not handling things the way a normal calculator would
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/187014
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Parsing not
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gcalctool
In a normal calculator, a trailing decimal point would be acceptable (if
pointless), eg:
10. + 20 =
.. would give 30
In gcalctool this causes a Malformed expression error.
$ cat /etc/lsb-release
DISTRIB_ID=Ubuntu
DISTRIB_RELEASE=7.10
