Problems experienced in jaunty with the EEE PC 1000 touchpad that weren't experienced in intrepid:
1) No longer able to click-and-drag on the touchpad alone. In Intrepid, one could place one finger, quickly followed by another, move them together in a direction (and then optionally lift one of the fingers) and it would simulate a click and drag action. 2) Right click simulation difficult. On intrepid one simply tapped three fingers simultaneously to simulate a right click. In Jaunty, this rarely seems to work. When it does, your fingers need to be spread out, and one must almost imediately lift two of the fingers and slide the remaining one. Which is somewhat impractical. Note that the middle click simulation with two fingers still works pretty well (but without being able to select text with click-and-drag it's not that useful) 3) Overall mouse sensitivity has decreased: cursor moves a lot more slowly. What is still lacking, but wasn't available in Intrepid either, but which is claimed to be supported by hardware: 1) Slow scrolling: By placing one finger, and moving another relative to it, should induce a slower scrolling action that the (working) fast scroll which involves moving both fingers together up/down. 2) Zooming in and out by spreading/pinching fingers. 3) Page up down by swiping hand across touchpad. I'm not sure how this would work though -- [jaunty] eeepc 901/1000 touchpad behaving wrong https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/361618 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
