Addendum to my last post:
While the patch helps alot, occasionally the pointer does lock up and
xserver needs to be restarted.
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This didn't seem to be a problem with the driver that came with Ubuntu
15.04, but now that I have upgraded to 16.04, this is definitely a
problem again.
I however, did find a patch located here:
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/attachment.cgi?id=100632
After applying it, the touchpad is MUCH more
This didn't seem to be a problem with the driver that came with Ubuntu
15.04, but now that I have upgraded to 16.04, this is definitely a
problem again.
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Given the length this particular issue has been open, is it safe to
assume that this isn't a decision that will be reversed by the
development team?
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Hello,
When I open a link from another application, which in my case is
primarily Thunder Bird, Firefox jumps from my secondary monitor to my
primary monitor.
My setup is as follows:
- I have a laptop, and then a secondary monitor connect via an HDMI cable that
uses an
This is a bug again in 14.10
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keyring manager GUI offers no way to timeout ssh-agent keys
Status in Seahorse:
Hello,
I have since upgraded to 14.10, so I am not sure if any tests I could do
would be of relevance anymore. Let me know though.
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Public bug reported:
I find sometimes that if I plug in my monitor into my laptop (via an
HDMI port, and and then HDMI to DVI connector) the monitor doesn't seem
to be recognized by ubuntu and no image displays on it. I have gotten
around this issue by having my laptop go to sleep and then
Same thing. The per folder views worked perfectly in 12.04LTS. Was
removing this intended functionality?
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Title:
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Public bug reported:
Hello,
The mouse pointer does not move when I have two fingers on the touchpad.
I am using a mac-like touchpad, produced by dell. The model is the
Dell Inspiron 15 7000.
The way I usually use my touchpad is that I use my middle finger on my
right hand to move the pointer,
Using a Dell Inspiron 15. It comes with a clickpad. It seems to me
like there are actual physical left and right buttons, but they are part
of the track sensitive area.
I can use the areabottomedge attribute to ignore movement on it, but
often then if i have a resting thumb or something, i can't
After applying the patch in post #24, i can confirm it helps with the
resting thumb and dead mouse issues. However, it makes two finger
scrolling very difficult, as the mouse becomes very jumpy when doing it.
I am happy to go back to single finger scrolling for the time, but it
would be nice when
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