gare-calhoun, this bug report is being closed due to your last comment
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/touchpad-
glidepoint/+bug/1382865/comments/9 regarding this being fixed by
removing the unsupported package touchpad-glidepoint. For future
reference you can manage the status of your
** Changed in: touchpad-glidepoint (Ubuntu)
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** Changed in: xserver-xorg-input-synaptics (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided = High
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Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: touchpad-glidepoint (Ubuntu)
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Touchpad moves around a bit too freely without the glidepoint package.
But it does not die! Laptop has been up for 2 days, touchpad stayed functional
entire time.
So removing the glidepoint resolved this issue for me.
Thank you Carsten!
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Now, without glidepoint daemon, I can adjust the speed and acceleration
for the touchpad in KDEs touchpad config dialog.
The only (small) remaining problem is that scrollong is much faster now
with the touchpad and I can't find a way to adjust this properly.
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Stopping and restarting the service 'glidepoint' also reactives the
touchpad temporarily. So I use
sudo service glidepoint stop; sudo service glidepoint start
as a work around. As the touchpad is disfunctional again after a few
minutes, this is really annoying.
Perhaps this means that this
I just noticed that the glidepoint package came preinstalled with my
notebook (on ubunu 12.04, as far as I remember).
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Title:
Dell Latitude
After removing the preinstalled glidepoint package and rebooting the
problem seems to be gone. As a nice side effect the touchpad now appears
in the default config dialoge.
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I just also tried an uninstall of glidepoint.
sudo apt-get remove glidepoint
reboot
My touchpad is moving much more freely. Not sure if it will die or
not. Will report back.
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I seem to have the same problem on a Dell Latitude e7440 since the
update to 14.10. After some time the touchpad and the trackpoint stop
working, i.e., the mouse cursor is frozen and there's no reaction to
clicks. Similar to the reporter Xorg.0.log contains the following error:
[...]
(EE)
I never noticed, but this is same situation for me:
the touchpad is functional again after waking up from suspend (e.g. by
closing the lid)
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Attached is diff of a before and after touchpad crashed
per https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingTouchpadDetection
** Attachment added: before and after crash diff
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-input-synaptics/+bug/1382865/+attachment/4239698/+files/Xorg.0.log_diff
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