Commit that's supposed to fix the issue:
http://cgit.freedesktop.org/xorg/xserver/commit/?id=3e6358ee6c33979329b78fe2097a1fdf76fb69cd
** Package changed: nautilus (Ubuntu) = xorg-server (Ubuntu)
** Changed in: xorg-server (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) = Canonical X.org (canonical-x)
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Ah yes, this bug has been driving me crazy! I have an Exopc running 12.10 and
the same problem for me.
If I have to disable the touchscreen in order to use the left click, it turns
the touchscreen tablet just another monitor.
Hope someone is able to work this out.
I can move open windows around,
Another Confirmation of the same bug, Using a Gateway One ZX6810. Exact
same problem, Nautilus only functions well when I disable touchscreen
(obviously a less than optimal fix).
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The importance is LOW, but two months ago I do not use Ubuntu, and I use
Android x86 because I can't use it as Tablet.
In Android my Asus TM-101MT is working, for my is a IMPORTANT bug.
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This bug is related to xserver and not only nautilus.
It has been fixed upstream in commit 3e6358ee6c33979329b78fe2097a1fdf76fb69cd
Xi: Don't check for TOUCH_END, it's never set but as you are experiencing,
it's not included in neither ubuntu 12.04 nor F17 (though F18 is fixed).
I would
same problem with the Lenovo Ideacentre A720
workaround from debb1046 with list view works for me to!
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Using the
ID 0eef:480d D-WAV Scientific Co., Ltd, eGalax touchscreen in asus t101mt.
Nautilus don't work, Firefox (touchscreen+touchpad) don't work.
how can i get debug codes?.
The tablet now is only a Eeepc.
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Just another confirmation, using an Acer T230H on 12.04. Practically
makes the touchscreen unusable
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Using the
I can confirm this bug, BUT for Fedora 17 x64. So it's not a distro-specific
issue, the bug might be somewhere in GTK3. For me it's exactly the same as has
been described here. With one important notice. NOT only Nautilus! In System
Settings window, when you click on System Info and move the
I am trying out Ubuntu 12.04 on an Exo-PC tablet and I face this issue
as well. Left clicking an item in nautilus does not work in Icon/Compact
view. Selection can still be done by dragging a box around though.
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I can't use apport on this device because it triggers a GPU hang which
launches another apport instance which triggers a GPU hang etc until the
tablet is completely unresponsive.
The unity-panel-services crash is probably due to Bug #863720 and as far
as I can guess unrelated.
BTW, I've
is the issue specific to nautilus or does it happen in other GTK
softwares?
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Using the touchscreen breaks normal
It is very prominent with Nautilus and I haven't noticed this problem in
other programs (GTK and other).
That said, the touchscreen in 12.04 is in general less reliable than in the
previous version of Ubuntu. Symptoms are:
- it stops working in unity-3d after a couple of clicks (Bug #949791)
-
did you use apport to report bugs about the unity-panel-services issues?
not sure, but the description looks like the bug is rather on the xorg
input side or utouch than nautilus
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