Hi,
I relatively recently switched to Gnome Shell as my main desktop. I have
never worked more efficiently in any DE. But there's this one (for me)
serious issue: When I enable "Disable touchpad while typing" in the mouse
preferences there's a 2 seconds (!) delay after I stop typing before the
touchpad works again. For me the delay makes it impossible to work with
this setting enabled, and on my main laptop I really need this setting
since typing alone makes the cursor jump. Many laptops have this problem
which is why this option was offered in the first place I would assume.
This delay was IIRC 0.2 seconds in Gnome 2. Why on earth was it changed in
Gnome 3 to 2 seconds? Typo? :) I can not even find a hidden setting for
this delay, so it seems to me it's hard coded. I did find a workaround
using syndaemon instead of Gnome's own settings but it causes some
inaccuracy in other touchpad settings. I can live with that though. I hope
I have overlooked something, but I have poked around a little and seen
some mention of actually recompiling Gnome 3 to change this setting. Is
that really the case?
--
//Christian
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