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The recent crashes from comment #31 and comment #32 are reported as bug 408935.
The backtraces are related to (but different from) the initially reported
crashes.
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--- Comment #29 from Roman Gilg ---
Yes, please.
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--- Comment #28 from Darin Miller ---
On Kubuntu 19.10: System Settings -> Input -> Touchpad configuration menu now
matches the standalone Touchpad menu and is no longer greyed out. Also,
shortcut keys are now working!
However, on the desktop (which
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--- Comment #26 from atulbi ---
(In reply to Rajeesh K V from comment #25)
> I couldn't reliably reproduce the issue, but with the patch applied,
> touchpad kcm crash no longer appears anyway.
Thread 1 of your log reproduced the same backtrace, as we
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--- Comment #25 from Rajeesh K V ---
I couldn't reliably reproduce the issue, but with the patch applied, touchpad
kcm crash no longer appears anyway.
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--- Comment #24 from Honghao Li ---
(In reply to Roman Gilg from comment #19)
> Can you guys, who experienced this issue test the new revision at:
> https://phabricator.kde.org/D21278
This works for me, thx!
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--- Comment #23 from mthw0 ---
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> (In reply to mthw0 from comment #21)
> > Some of my (OP of a duplicate) original complains were: brightness keys not
> > working and power button not working, these still
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--- Comment #22 from Antonio Rojas ---
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> Some of my (OP of a duplicate) original complains were: brightness keys not
> working and power button not working, these still persist. I don't know if
> they are caused by
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--- Comment #21 from mthw0 ---
Some of my (OP of a duplicate) original complains were: brightness keys not
working and power button not working, these still persist. I don't know if they
are caused by this issue, but they also started after installing
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Works for me
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--- Comment #19 from Roman Gilg ---
Can you guys, who experienced this issue test the new revision at:
https://phabricator.kde.org/D21278
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--- Comment #15 from atulbi ---
Thanks, So good to hear that :D
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--- Comment #14 from Antonio Rojas ---
This fixes the crash, yes
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--- Comment #13 from atulbi ---
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g Plasma 5.16 beta, X11, libinput
> (gdb) bt
> #0 0x758750b6 in xcb_wait_for_reply () at /usr/lib/libxcb.so.1
> #1 0x7fffd00a3e16 in XcbAtom::atom()
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--- Comment #12 from Antonio Rojas ---
(In reply to atulbi from comment #11)
> Run "apt list --installed" and send packages name started with xserver-xorg.
Those are debian-specific commands, which I'm not using. Anyway, here's the
list of xorg
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--- Comment #11 from atulbi ---
I was having similar issue of kded crashing.
But reinstalling xserver-xorg input packages fixed that.
Can you provide xorg packages you have installed on your device.
Run "apt list --installed" and send packages name
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--- Comment #9 from Antonio Rojas ---
(In reply to Roman Gilg from comment #8)
> Ok thanks. I tried to reproduce the issue, but didn't succeed. Can you check
> via the application qdbusviewer if the interface org.kde.touchpad exists?
No, it doesn't
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--- Comment #8 from Roman Gilg ---
Ok thanks. I tried to reproduce the issue, but didn't succeed. Can you check
via the application qdbusviewer if the interface org.kde.touchpad exists?
For me the TouchpadDisabler is not even initialized, which then
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--- Comment #7 from Antonio Rojas ---
Same backtrace, yeah. I don't have a touchpad applet
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--- Comment #6 from Roman Gilg ---
Same backtrace? Do you have the touchpad applet added to your workspace? Might
be that one trying to do something.
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--- Comment #5 from Antonio Rojas ---
Nevermind: after a restart, this is still crashing even with that option
unchecked
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--- Comment #4 from Antonio Rojas ---
Indeed, unchecking "Disable touchpad when typing" fixes the issue.
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--- Comment #3 from Roman Gilg ---
Yea, the setTouchpadOff call also seems more related to keyboard interaction
deactivating the touchpad temporarily. libinput should do this itself already.
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--- Comment #2 from Antonio Rojas ---
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> You had your touchpad disabled before restart?
No - at least not intentionally
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