[Ubuntu-x-swat] [Bug 934770] Re: Trackpad behavior change causes tap-and-drag to lock

2012-02-22 Thread Pat McGowan
synclient LockedDrags=0 restores the previous behavior but this of course resets each boot. Previous behavior being the selection ends when the finger is raised. I do not see selections start in a single tap when LockedDrags is enabled. A double tap is required to begin, and a single tap or

[Ubuntu-x-swat] [Bug 934770] Re: Trackpad behavior change causes tap-and-drag to lock

2012-02-22 Thread Christopher Kyle Horton
I should probably also note that, at least on my laptop, dragging things isn't the only activity adversely affected by this. Trying to hold down spinbox buttons, for example, causes them to continue to increase/decrease at a high rate until an extra tap is used to stop it, which is slower than

[Ubuntu-x-swat] [Bug 934770] Re: Trackpad behavior change causes tap-and-drag to lock

2012-02-22 Thread Doug McMahon
This bug wasn't initially just about locked drags nor intended user actions. It was and still should be considering the poor behavior that the current settings will produce for common users like myself who have a basic synaptics touchpad In that case there are continual unintended highlighting,

[Ubuntu-x-swat] [Bug 934770] Re: Trackpad behavior change causes tap-and-drag to lock

2012-02-21 Thread Chase Douglas
** Description changed: + Since xserver-xorg-input-synaptics 1.5.0+git20120210-0ubuntu2, tap-and- + drag locking has been enabled by default. This is a behavior change. + When a tap-and-drag is started, it will continue until a tap ends it + (effectively depressing the left mouse button). The

[Ubuntu-x-swat] [Bug 934770] Re: Trackpad behavior change causes tap-and-drag to lock

2012-02-21 Thread _oOMOo_
It was a requested feature by people with clickpad devices because it was very difficult to click and drag before. I am monitoring feedback from users about this and other changes. If many people find it to be a problem, we can consider reverting it. I'm merely trying to weigh the benefits