On 02/21/2012 02:30 PM, Sebastien Bacher wrote:
>> What it, lthe ocked drag being enabled, isn't accounting for is the
> constant 'locked highlighting' in browsers& text files ala the 2nd
> video
>
> why not? if you click and dnd you select which seems to be what you
> describe?
>
In the context o
I can verify what Sebastien has written. I made the change to synaptics
to default to locked tap-and-drag. It was a requested feature by people
with clickpad devices because it was very difficult to click and drag
before.
I am monitoring feedback from users about this and other changes. If
many p
> What it, lthe ocked drag being enabled, isn't accounting for is the
constant 'locked highlighting' in browsers & text files ala the 2nd
video
why not? if you click and dnd you select which seems to be what you
describe?
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The locked drag is accounting for some of this & yes, users can exit with a
single tap when dragging something.
(though in the past I believe most users of the typical single finger
touchpads would just simply hold button one for extended drags
What it, lthe ocked drag being enabled, isn't acc
sorry I commented on the wrong bug, the previous comment was for bug
#934184
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Inadvertant mouse movement & click is causing cursor to stick
That seems the same issue than bug #934770
the change was discussed described by Chase on
https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-desktop/2012-February/003694.html
"* When the user checks "Enable mouse clicks with touchpad", I believe
the "Synaptics Locked Drags" setting should be true.
...
If
This sounds like the behavior expected now that Synaptics locked drags
is enabled per https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-
desktop/2012-February/003694.html
The user must add a final tap to end the drag/selection, or wait for the
timeout
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Status: Incomplete => New
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Title:
Inadvertant mouse movement & click is causing cursor
Sorry to spam this - starting to think a mouse "click" has nothing to
do with this
By default TapAndDragGesture is set to 1 which here allows 2 & 3 taps
to register (2 tap to open, 3 tap to highlight
So what's happening is a quick 2 tap & cursor move is 'grabbing' , this
lasts till I stop acti
Additional to note - I was curious if the g-c-c 'tap to click' was
listed in synclient -l so I re-enabled in g-c-c, ran it in a terminal &
will simply scrolling the list the cursor got caught. After a short wait
it released..
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Chase - I have this version installed
1.5.0+git20120210-0ubuntu2
Am actually at a bit of a loss as to possible package, initially thought
the utouch libs but after downgrading both the geis & frame1 to 2
versions back was able to eventually cause
Atm have everything up to date & am running with
Hi Doug,
What version of xserver-xorg-input-synaptics do you have?
Thanks!
** Changed in: xserver-xorg-input-synaptics (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => High
** Changed in: xserver-xorg-input-synaptics (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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** Package changed: utouch-geis (Ubuntu) => xserver-xorg-input-synaptics
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** Description changed:
- Not sure if proper source but when downgrading can't duplicate at will.
- (dr to libutouch-geis1_2.2.3-0ubuntu1, though haven't given a long test
- to inadvertent occurrences
+ Not sure if
This is a file opened in gedit, took a couple of attempts to initiate
Once the cursor stuck on left click the all cursor movement just highlighted
text even when leaving gedit.
Nothing else on the Desktop could be clicked on, launcher, Desktop items, panel
items.
Again after a short period of in
This was simply on the Desktop, once the left click 'stuck' I've released the
left mouse button & am simply just moving the cursor with the touchpad. The
cursor will not release & nothing else can be clicked on.
After the short stop control is returned
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