FYI: got a better experience in gnome when opening a terminal and
running syndaemon -d in gnome. However, that seem to freeze the mouse
slightly too long after I have stopped typing. The unity version works
better (not sure what differs yet).
Related and probably duplicate of:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity-settings-
daemon/+bug/1351772
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Title:
Disable touchpad while
Hi, the synaptics (libinput also installed) package work well for me in
16.04 (and previous version to 12.04 at least) up to 17.04 on thinkpads
(x2XX to carbon X1). Currently using carbon x1 5th gen. There is however
some form of instability with settings that affects many users including
me.
If you search the web on this topic you will find that hundreds of
people have been perplexed by this behaviour for over a decade, patches
have been supplied upstream, and yet the problem persists: There is no
control evident which allows one to select the widely desired behaviour,
i.e. to
Hmm, sorry about this (I think
A number of users were complaining about this but it turns out it was more
about cursor movement than clicks
(or so combo of the cursor moving then a click on new position after timeout.
In any event it was never intended to prevent cursor movement while typing
So
I didnt see that you are using Unity. u-s-d also launches syndaemon with
the "-t" option, which means motion won't be disabled, just clicking
and scrolling. Perhaps the "Synaptics Off" patch would help, atleast on
supported hardware.
I am not sure that Unity7 has been ported to use libinput, I
However at least on my laptop it is still falling back to using
syndaemon. That is launched with "-t" option and has been since 2012.
commit c1b2b478ec71b907e4af736d62c1a81ad400f902
Author: Bastien Nocera
Date: Mon Jun 18 11:51:09 2012 +0100
mouse: Only inhibits mouse
Possibly related to this commit.
commit b23917f0a279aba4599cdc7a5b34055f3d8975ba
Author: Ondrej Holy
Date: Wed Apr 8 12:39:48 2015 +0200
mouse: Do not disable touchpad buttons
Touchpad buttons are disabled also if touchpad is disabled using
"Device Enabled"
The setting in gnome-control-center was removed since the setting was
changed to be default to always active. Its certainly working on my
laptop however I had xserver-xorg-input-libinput installed (but no
changes to config files).
3.20 removed evdev/synaptics support completely in favour of
** Also affects: ubuntu-gnome
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Also affects: ubuntu-gnome/xenial
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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