This is still in 14.04 an issue. Very annoying when coming from the
almost perfect OS X.
** Changed in: xserver-xorg-input-synaptics (Ubuntu)
Status: Expired = New
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Today scrolling works better (I havn't touched apt/dpkg since
yesterday). But sometimes it triggers a press on the Alt button and
shows the HUD. Quickly scrolling up and down continuously confirms the
bug. It shows and hide the HUD and sometimes enter the menus. You can
see the underlines
Yesterday I finally had time to test what's currently in precise-
proposed, but now the two-finger-scroll is almost unusable. The same
gesture both scroll up and down in Google Chrome. Sometimes it's
extremely sensitive too, which makes it hard just figuring whether it's
scrolling up or down.
I
Is these two bugs related?
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-input-synaptics/+bug/968845
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Title:
Public bug reported:
Setting Synaptic Finger sensitivity using xinput set-prop [1] works
very well for single touch, but the second finger is still very
sensitive and will cause Ubuntu to start scrolling even when second
finger is hovering a few millimeters. No matter which level is set, the
Are someone up to a patch for this? Or should I create one using the
script from Ubuntu Forums?
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Title:
bcm5974
Just tried the new proposed update. The cursor now moves after S3 but
it's also trying to scroll while moving the cursor. The rmmod/modprobe
trick get rid of that problem. I've got two-finger-scroll enabled.
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** Tags removed: verification-needed
** Tags added: verification-failed
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Title:
bcm5974 touchpad doesn't work after
Did a few tests again and now it works. Not sure how to interpret this.
I guess I just keep testing for a while and if it keep working I'll just
forget about those first tests...
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Yes, I did a full reboot just to be sure. Very weird. I'll keep
testing...
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Title:
bcm5974 touchpad doesn't work
Ok, yet another suspend and touchpad works perfectly. Changed back to
verification-needed and hope for other folks to test it out.
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@Gorka: That's the exact behavior here as well. Just forgot to mention.
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Title:
bcm5974 touchpad doesn't work after
Since this is a production workstation, I can not run Alpha nor Beta
releases. But is there any way to backport the Precise lightdm version
to Oneiric, I'd be happy to try it out.
I wrote a report just a few comments above my screenshot. What else can
I do to help?
Another thing I've noticed
Just noticed on my Xinerama workstation that when logging out from user
session into login session, all non-primary screens are black. And this
scambling seems to be taking place during night when all monitors are
turned off (by screensaver or whatever used in login session).
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I finally got a screenshot!
On the third screen you can see almost my complete first screen desktop.
And on the fourth screen you can see an ajax-loader.gif with all it's
animation frames. Is this coming from arbitrary graphics memory? It
sounds more and more like a big security issue.
Thoughts?
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