I have exactly the same problem. Anyone got a suggestion?
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hnrkg, this bug was reported a while ago and there hasn't been any
activity in it recently. We were wondering if this is still an issue? If
so, could you please test for this with the latest development release
of Ubuntu? ISO images are available from http://cdimage.ubuntu.com
/daily-live/current/
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Problem 1 is still present i Maverick.
2011/2/19 settle <591...@bugs.launchpad.net>:
> First problem still exists. I still have this problem in my asus s96j.
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First problem still exists. I still have this problem in my asus s96j.
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Hey Henrik,
Thanks for testing maverick during its development period. Unfortunately it
looks like this bug report didn't get attention during the maverick development
period. But I see there's not been more comments on the bug since the release,
which makes me wonder if this is still an iss
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I'd just like to add that this bug is also present in Ubuntu 10.10.
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Thanks Geir Ove Myhr for offering me such things to forward a bug
upstream but unfortunately I was out of station for a robotics based
project of freescale. I would like if you watch me as a new triager and
involve me further in doing such things so that I would be able to do it
myself and hep in b
I found that this bug had already been reported upstream:
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=23890. You may register at
http://bugs.freedesktop.org and add yourself to the CC-field of that bug
report in order to receive updates. It seems they have already figured
out what we have figured
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Status: Unknown
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You may be right, simar. I thought the synclient output showed the raw
hardware output before the driver processes it, but it may be that the
xev output and synclient output shows essentially the same. Anyway, we
have enough data to forward this bug to the upstream developers. Would
you like to do
qoute
"What I'm wondering about is whether a touch in the scroll area changes
something in the hardware state or whether it is simply the driver that chooses
to interpret touch in this area in a special way."
Geir, I don't think that the cursor jump is due to something related to
hardware in the
Now I've tried synclient.
First I had to enable SHMConfig, which in 10.04 is done
in /usr/lib/X11/xorg.conf.d/10-synaptics.conf (I learned).
After running synclient -m 1 I moved my finger really slow towards the right
and between time 9.651 (x=5979) and time 9.691 (x=8176) the touchpad made
"the
Thank you. It is interesting that there are two jumps in the end which
may indicate that it is a highly accelerated right movement rather than
a move-all-the-way-to-the-right command.
I think we have more or less what we need to send this issue upstream. I
read up a little yesterday and came over
I tried to keep the cursor movements as "clean" possible. I can actually see
"the jump" in xev.txt from about the two last "MotionNotify" events at the
end of the file, but that's about it. Now, let's hope someone else sees more
than I do.
Well, #2 isn't really an issue anymore due to gpointing-de
hnrkg, one thing that I think may help the developers to identify the
problem is if you could use the program xev to capture the input events
that the xserver receives.
For #1, you can run `xev -geometry 900x100-0+120 > ~/xev.txt`. That will
give you a 900 px wide and 100 pixel high window at the
I also am experiencing the first problem -- please let me know how and
what I can submit to help reconstruct the issue. This is my first time
filing bugs on launchpad, so sorry if I miss a beat ahead of time.
Currently, I am using the gpointing-device-settings and altered my
settings in /usr/lib/X
I'll try to answer your questions as concise as possible.
1. Yes. I can reproduce the first and second issue.
2 and 3. However, after I installed gpointing-device-settings my second
issue is not reproducible. In fact, I cannot use 'continuous scrolling' at
all; enabling and disabling does not mak
hnrkg, your information was helpful a bit but i'm still not able to
reproduce the bug. I have the same driver xserver-xorg-inout-synaptics
but there are no such unnatural behaviour.
To get more close to your bug hnrkg, I have a few points
1. Are you able to reproduce the bug now. I mean do still h
I figured I'll give screenshots because I don't really know what you are
looking for.
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Hi there, please specify information about the settings you are using in
System>Prefrences>pointing devices. This will help us to reproduce the
bug.
Then set the status of the bug as New again
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