Lenovo Egde 2-1580, Ubuntu 16.04
I have this problem, so I suppose the fix hasn't made into the standard release
yet.
Linux is quite new to me - could someone explain how to go about solving the
issue?
Thank you!
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I have a feeling this is related. I have an HP G72 17 inch laptop with
Ubuntu 10.10 installed. When put two fingers on the touchpad, the cursor
jumps around like a cheerleader on crack. Right now that's all I can
say. If there is any testing I can do please let me know.
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Hi Gursimran!
I checked the package but it seems to be only for Maverick (at least the
PPA is...). Do you know if it works on Lucid as well?
Thanks! :D
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Hi there,
It has been seen that the this jump problem persist in touchpads that
has built in multitouch support(usually newer synaptics touchpads).
These touchpads had not been supported for multitouch in linux till now,
however using some recent work done by some pros, a experimental version
of
I've the same problem like #71
Dell XPS 15 with Synaptic touchpad
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Same problem here. Dell Studio Notebook with a Synaptics touchpad. Moultitouch
works perfectly on windows, but in ubuntu (10.10) it jumps randomly when two
fingers are used.
Also the problem dissapears if I suspend/resume (but multitouch is still not
working). Ah, and the script doesn't work
Cristian your script doesn't work with my touchpad (Synaptics v7.2) on
Maverick. The problem hasn't been solved on my laptop
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Exactly the same happens to me in a Samsung R480 notebook, with a
Synaptics touchpad. The multitouch capabilities are present, because in
windows 7 (dual boot) works fine.
Notable things:
1.- The problem does solve when running one finger flat, as was mentioned.
2.- Multitouch capabilities do
It is still present in Maverick. I also wonder why do I have a greyed-
out two-finger scroll option in Mouse configuration app? All the
gestures (two-finger scroll, three-finger swipe to back/forward in
firefox) work wonderful in Windows, what's wrong with it in Ubuntu?
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sandlst, you're completely right. The problem disappears if you suspend
and resume. That's interesting.
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Strangely enough, I discovered today if I suspend and then resume my
computer, the problem fixes itselfat least until I restart.
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Please refer to bug #581659. It contains some valuable information that
confirms the present bug. However as this bug focusses more on resolving
and contain some useful patches I have marked them as duplicate.. If
anybody thinks that the bug is not a duplicate of this bug please
comment in the
@Bryce Harrington
You have changed the status of this bug as FixReleased. Is it really the
case beacuse still the bug persists even in Lucid. This bug has been
confirmed in the bug report I have linked above and also in freedesktop
the bug status is confirmed and is being worked out ...
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The problem persists in sony vaio vpcCW16fg having synaptics touchpad
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I have this same problem running lucid on an HP Pavilion. Updates
haven't affected the issue for me.
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Fixed in 10.4 for me
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My problem is gone after today updates. (lucid)
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I have the same problem in hp compaq 610 and using lucid. when I put two
fingers on the touchpad the mouse goes crazy :-) this is very annoying.
is there any ppa to test a diffrent driver.
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Restoring to fix released... From the last few comments it sounds like
people were experiencing a problem using a different means to reproduce.
Perhaps those issues are now resolved since there has been no further
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Problem still present in Ubuntu 9.10 on my Samsung x118 (Synaptics touchpad).
But in 1 of 5 system boots two-finger scrolling works fine without cursor
jumping.
In 4 of 5 cases cursor starts randomly jump on screen when I touch touchpad
with two fingers.
I try to set synclient
@ Partha:
Sorry, I misspelled your name in #23.
I'm not sure the bug you reported is this one. Do you use two fingers or does
the pointer fly away using only one finger?
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nh2,
No problems! :)
Yes, I think the bug is the same. I had not noticed the connection
with the usage of two fingers. If you are using any brush (or eraser,
etc.) in Gimp, you are holding down the left button and using another
finger to paint with the brush. Then, bang it flies across the
But this means your problem also occurs when only one finger is on the
touchpad surface, right? This one is about if the user touches the
touchpad in two locations.
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Well, I have not used the brush with one finger. However, you are
right, I am not touching the touchpad in 2 locations.
On Sun, Nov 8, 2009 at 8:21 AM, nh2 n...@deditus.de wrote:
But this means your problem also occurs when only one finger is on the
touchpad surface, right? This one is about if
I reported this as a bug (#459729 -
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gimp/+bug/459729) which has
received no response at all. This bug is painfully noticeable with Gimp
where you are trying to use a bush to work on a painting/photo/whatever.
When you use the brush with the touchpad, it
@ Pantha:
What hardware do you use?
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I have a Sony Vaio VGN-FE139E laptop with a AlpsPS/2 ALPS GlidePoint
touchpad. I am using Ubuntu Karmic 9.10.
Let me know if you need more details.
On Sat, Nov 7, 2009 at 11:10 AM, nh2 n...@deditus.de wrote:
@ Pantha:
What hardware do you use?
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j...@ubuntu:/etc/apt$ dpkg -l | grep input-synaptics
ii xserver-xorg-input-synaptics 1.1.2-1ubuntu7
Synaptics TouchPad driver for X.Org server
j...@ubuntu:/etc/apt$
I seem to have the latest touchpad driver, after doing an update couple
of minutes ago, the
After shutting down and restarting the mouse is not jumpy, people have
observed that 1/5 times mouse is jumpy, and the rest of the time it
seems to work as desired. But I think this is still a bug that needs to
be looked at.
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Bryce,
A more advanced version of my patch is now included in Karmic and here's
the current status:
1) when the Dell Mini 10v is detected it will work well out of the box,
thanks to a quirk in the fdi file which sets the property mentioned in
point 2
2) users can set the Synaptics Jumpy Cursor
Hi Alberto, what's the status of this bug report? Should the above
patch go in, or wait until we have a regression-free solution?
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Ok, let's discuss this in bug 405943 which is more about the regression
that the patch caused.
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I'll change my patch so that my changes affect only specific netbooks
such as the Dell Mini 10v (i.e. I'll make the quirk more specific).
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0.99.3-2ubuntu5 (it is in the X Updates PPA and Karmic, right?) causes
the same problems as stated in #4 on a Samsung NC10 and a Dell Latitude
2100. Both touchpads become almost unusable as when moving the finger
faster than snail speed, the cursor just stops moving and continues only
in small
The latest version in Karmic (1.1.2-1ubuntu2) should fix this. I
developed and tested my patch on my Mini10v.
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For me, 1.1.2-1ubuntu2 in Karmic is broken with just those symptoms on
both netbooks. If I move the finger fast, the mouse is almost not
moving.
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Please follow these steps so that I can see what's happening:
1. Enable the universe repository and refresh your packages list.
2. Download and install the deb package of synaptics-report (which
works on hardy, jaunty and karmic) from this PPA:
OK, here you are. I first moved both fingers slowly, then in the speed
which triggers the problems, then slowly again.
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PPA fix confirmed on another Mini10v. it works for me.
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Bryce - I tried out the karmic driver on my Dell Mini 10v and
experienced the jumpy trackpad problem described in this bug. The
package in the PPA fixes the problem for me.
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in karmic?
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I dropped the patch from my PPA uploads, because I was able to move my
finger fast enough to trigger it.
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I see this 'random jump to somewhere else' problem when using Gimp, under KDE4
(Kubuntu 9.4, Dell 1525n hardware, which is an ALPS/2 synaptics-like touchpad).
Most evident when using the 'clone tool'. Dragging across the image with left
button down will suddenly jump several hundred pixels up
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Ok, you've got report of your first victim here: On both a Macbook Core
2 Duo (touchpad 051c:021a / appletouch) and whatever touchpad the Dell
Mini 9 uses, installing 2ubuntu5 from the PPA causes EXTREMELY poor
fine-grained control of the touchpad to the point that it is utterly
unusable. Long
SRU request:
Here is the debdiff which also includes the patch from bug 365952. Both patches
have been tested and the package can be found in the PPA of the X team:
https://edge.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-x-swat/+archive/x-updates/
Please accept this in jaunty-proposed.
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This does not match the SRU criteria, is not a regression, not a totally
unreasonable behaviour, and is a pretty intrusive patch which is not
guaranteed to be regression free on all the hardware out there. Please
get this fixed in karmic and upstream instead. Thanks!
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I found the cause of the problem and I dramatically reduced the problem
(we tested this in the OEM team).
Sometimes the reported movement deltas are too big to actually take
place in 20 milliseconds or less (no human hand would ever be able to
move this fast).
Furthermore, a comparison between
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