>> Hi Vince,
>> Ok, I've tried setting two-finger scrolling in the System Config, and
>> executed "synclient FingerLow=5 FingerHigh=6", but despite I get *a very
>> little bit* of scrolling (in some rare cases), this is not useful at
>> all; most of the times I fail to scroll.
> Hi, you either have to :
> - enable two-finger-scrolling (and then two-finger scrolling should work
> correctly without further settings)
> - enable edge scrolling with synclient FingerLow=5 FingerHigh=6
> You can try to lower the values of FingerLow/GingerHigh. I got the values
> straight from the kernel driver (I added some debug
> messages while trying to debug my touchpad's driver) bug there are probably
> many other ways to get them.
Hi Vince,
I'm answering from the bug report so everybody can see my results in a
Vostro 3360.
You're right about two-finger scrolling, it seems to work by default
("synclient -l" gets configured with FingerLow=12/FingerHigh=15). I
figured out that it doesn't work _perfectly_ (I'm still getting frequent
pointer movements instead of scrolling up/down) if I use the middle
finger + ring finger. It works much better if I use the index finger +
middle finger nail instead (YMMV, of course).
On the other hand, the edge scrolling, even setting FingerLow=5
FingerHigh=6 does not work, or does it in very seldom cases.
Thank you!
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