Is there a way for the user to undo this GDK_CORE_DEVICE_EVENTS=1 'fix'?
My panel is at the bottom of the screen, and I want xinput 2 scrolling
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Since I saw fbcompose mentioned above as a lightweight standalone
compositor that can produce tear-free output working around this issue,
I'd like to mention I've found another similar compositor that seems to
be under more active development:
Compton: https://github.com/chjj/compton
Its a nice l
running ubuntu 13.04/kde 4.10 on my laptop (kernel 3.8/ ddx 2.21,
ivybridge). kwin still tears at the top of the screen even with sna
enabled and vsync on in kwin, but I assume thats just this bug:
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=307965
So I tried disabling vsync in kwin and using the tearfre
I thought this was fixed but to my dismay ran into this issue again
today. intel HD4000, quantal with all updates, gnome-shell. Black screen
with movable mouse on resume :(
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still a problem with 12.04 LTS with all updates. never see the issue in
12.10 though. I saw it today on a fresh install of 12.04, fully updated.
logged in, clicked dash, compiz crashed.
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This isn't fixed for ivybridge in 12.04 (with all updates), still
tearing at the top of videos. It is fixed in 12.10's compiz though.
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btw, here's a cleaner way to fix the suspend/resume issue, it uses a
gnome hook so the setting stays applied at all times:
http://tombuntu.com/index.php/2011/11/06/persistent-touchpad-
configuration-in-ubuntu-11-10/
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This has come back, and now seems to be an upstream issue with the recently
merged 200_fix_four_tap.patch:
"And merged upstream now, so I guess it finally is an upstream bug.
http://patchwork.freedesktop.org/patch/9628/
http://cgit.freedesktop.org/xorg/driver/xf86-input-synaptics/commit/?id=da46
If you have an elantech touchpad it seems there is a regression with the newest
synaptics driver:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-input-synaptics/+bug/873482
"It is almost certainly 200_fix_four_tap.patch, it reintroduces the
finger counting which is not valid for our touch
Synclient workaround doesn't seem to be working for me anymore after
today's synaptics updates...
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Actually further down in the latest changelog there is this:
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xserver-xorg-input-synaptics (1.5.99.901-0ubuntu2) precise; urgency=low
* Disable three touch tap in favor of uTouch gestures (LP: #961725)
- See
https://lists.ubuntu.com/
Might be related to one of these changes:
* New upstream release
* Drop patches merged upstream
- 200_fix_clickfinger_non-clickpads.patch
- 201_fix_clickfinger_clickpad_actions.patch
* Revert upstream behavior change: enabling right button area by default
- Too late to enable in P
Goddamnit, seems this is back after today's update to syanptics driver
update... 3 finger tap is single clicking everytime just like before. I
wish I could finally get an Ubuntu release that this works properly on
once and for all...
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Determined what really stopped it from working.
If I use synclient TapButton3=2, 2 finger tap gives me middle click, 3
finger does nothing.
If I use synclient TapButton3=3, 2 finger tap gives me middle click, 3
gives me right click. Seems to be working fine now. Sorry for multiple
comments, being
Figures right after I make yet another comment. Rebooted and both seem
to work now. 3 finger right clicking, and 2 finger middle click. Sounds
like it might have been that issue I was having on oneric where it
intermittendly stopped working until I rebooted.
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argh silly me. that command had set 2 finger tap as middle click, and
made me think 3 finger tap was working. 3 finger tap definitely does
work now with the current precise driver.
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Actually I may be wrong. The driver wasn't why it isn't currently
working in precise. Looking at the latest comments on this bugreport:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-input-
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We now need to set this setting to enable 3 finger tap in unity:
synclient Ta
Yeah, as expected 3 finger tap no longer works in 12.04 (latest daily
build)
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11.10 with the debian synaptics package seems to be working perfectly.
Haven't ran into any cases where 3 finger tap stops working.
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I am going to try and test a different xorg-input-synaptics driver, that
doesn't have the ubuntu patches at all and see if I can replicate the
issues I've been happening (3 finger tap regressing to being recognized
as single tap after suspend/resume).
I've downloaded a package from the debian sque
Slight update. Previously with jason's fix, when after suspending and
the 3 finger started being recognized as single click again, I had to
reboot to fix it. Today I was able to fix it by simply logging out and
back in.
Also now 3 finger tap is working with your patch in unity, even on a
fresh boo
Are there any plans on some sort of fix for this? I'm really hoping
there's something workable by 12.04. I'd imagine ubuntu currently has
significantly more touchpad users than touchscreen users and they should
not have significant missing functionality missing, especially for an
LTS release.
Woul
Managed to reproduce this again after a few more resumes, still happens
just less frequent apparently. 3 fingers being detected as one, logs
attached.
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ApportVersion: 1.23-0ubuntu4
Architecture: amd64
DistUpgraded: Fresh install
DistroCodename: oneiric
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.10
DistroVariant: ubuntu
InstallationMedia: Ubuntu 11.10 "Oneiric Ocelot" - Release amd64 (20111012)
MachineType: ASUSTeK Computer Inc. U52F
Package: xserver-xorg-input-syna
hmm, as far as I can tell everything seems to be working fine now, not
sure what changed. Middle click is working as intended, even in unity at
fresh boot. After suspend/resume it continues to work. I'm using jason's
patch still. I was using gnome-shell before when I experienced this if
that makes
Well this is odd... I went to suspend and resume to post logs for this
issue, and instead of middle click stopping working as usual, it
actually fixed THIS issue I also have:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/unity/+bug/754000 (unity reserves 3 finger
tap for the pointless love handles feature)
After res
Any logs I could submit? I'm not really an expert on what logs are what
and where to find them. I seem to be able to reproduce this almost
everytime I suspend. Just tested it a few seconds ago. Booted up my
laptop, middle click worked fine. Closed the lid, waited for suspend,
opened it. No more mid
I've noticed one problem with this patch. Sometimes when I resume from
sleep it will revert back to middle click not working, until I restart.
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2 finger scrolling works correctly on my asus u52f with your patch as
well.
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Actually regarding my previous comment it seems to be working fine now,
not quite sure what was going on before but I rebooted again and 3
finger taps are working reliably. Thanks for the patch!
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Patch seems to work sort of here (asus u52f). For some reason it seems
to be really finicky detecting 3 fingers, but I don't know if thats due
to your patch or something else though. Other distros detected 3 fine.
When I use 4 fingers it works fine though (which is still a big
usability improvement
Fedora 15 has been updated to the 3.0 kernel (in fedora 15 they name it
2.6.40 for compatability reasons). I've also used arch with the 3.0
kernel and the 3.1 kernel and 3 finger tap worked.
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Excellent, touchpad users would really appreciate that.
For the people having 3 finger tap not being recognized, when you 3 finger tap
is it recognizing it as a single click? If so I think you should be looking at
this bug:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-input-synaptics/+
Same touchpad here on an asus u52f, same issue. 3 finger tap single
clicks. 2 finger tap works fine. Ubuntu is the only distro I've had this
issue with, every other distro recognized 3 finger tap on this touchpad
out of the box. I was recently using fedora 15 for example and it works
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Of course even if this possible separate bug were fixed, an option to
have unity recognize 3 finger tap as middle click would still be needed,
and that relates to this bug. I also should mention I do not get the
"love handles" in unity when I 3 finger t
I agree NachoR. I'm not sure if the touchpad issue is the same as this
clickpad issue.
Because I've tried using gnome-shell and kubuntu. 3 finger tap doesn't
work with either of them! In kubuntu I could get middle click working
because by default kubuntu has middle click assigned to 2 fingers, but
Can confirm that fix does absolutely nothing for the touchpad on my asus
u52f. two finger right click works fine, 3 finger does absolutely
nothing whether I am in unity or gnome-shell. This is totally
unacceptable behavior.
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I would really like a fix for TOUCHPADS. ubuntu is unusable for me
because of this. I've even tried switching from unity to gnome-shell but
3 finger tap does not work at all in ubuntu... It works fine in every
other distro I've used.
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So will this fix make it into oneric? As it stands unity is pretty
unusable for anyone that uses a touchpad and expects middle click to
work...
Middle click is essential for me as mentioned above for closing tabs
ect...
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This bug seems to be gone with maverick and cat 10.12
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If we can't find a better solution (which hopefully we can) Why does
everyone ignore that fact that it does NOT have to be INCLUDED by
default. Put it in the repos so people who want the fix can easily
install it without having to compile from source. For example arch linux
has it in their repos as
Maybe I concluded it because I get no memory leak on my system? Couple
hours uptime, never goes over like 900 mb ram usage.
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No memory leaks here using the backclear patch
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The ati driver in karmic is actually already newer than the one on ati's
site (pre-release cat 9.10) the one on atis site is 9.9. I have used 9.9
before and it did not fix it for me.
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Thank you for telling me how to install it :) delay seems to be
completely gone now for me. Works very well.
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Yes how do you use this patch
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Fixed with recent daily image for me (radeon 2600pro)
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I don't understand why the ubuntu team can't put this patch in the repos
for ati users to install. We don't give a damn about intel card bugs we
want a working fix. If its in the repos intel users dont have a bug and
we can fix ours.
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Installed alpha 6, I also get this problem. My card is a mobility 2600.
Login just keeps looping. ctrl alt f1 does not work. How can I change
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