Thank you for your replies:
> There is no need to open a new thread every four days for the exact same
problem:
I figured the question about how to list/install/uninstall drivers in
Trisquel was a separate topic not directly related to the mouse click problem
I have. I wanted to find out more generally how drivers and kernel modules
can be found and installed in Trisquel.
>In GNU/Linux operating systems, drivers are part of the operating system's
kernel (named Linux) aren't normally installed separately. Unless it's some
driver that isn't included in Linux to begin with. Getting a newer driver,
for example, really means getting a newer kernel. I maintain a public
repository for people to get newer kernels. Information and instructions are
available at https://jxself.org/linux-libre/
Thank you for this information. I did upgrade to 4.19 and that did not help
the touchpad issue I am having.
I thought, however, you could install kernel modules separately using
something like modprobe and there is a module that provides a driver for the
touchpad ? Or am I barking up the wrong tree there?
