https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=102649
--- Comment #44 from Rimas Kudelis <r...@akl.lt> ---
(In reply to Peter Hutterer from comment #43)
> "thee cursor jumped between "t" and "ermina"." - wait, I though we're
> talking about mouse taps detected?
>
> Now that I'm reading the log again: the problem seems to be that your
> trackpoint sends random motion events. This is one case of movement while
> typing:
<...>
> event14 is your trackpoint and it's not captured by the disable-while-typing
> because that's for touchpads only. So the question now is *why* is this
> thing sending the occasional movement? Are you touching it or just hammering
> on the keyboard hard enough?
I don't mind motion events. Whether I ram the keyboard, or accidentally manage
to touch the trackpoint doesn't matter, as the trackpoint doesn't send click
events.
I guess I should have been more explicit: "thee cursor jumped between "t" and
"ermina"." referred to the text cursor, not mouse pointer. The point is, if I
leave my mouse pointer above some place in the text and keep typing, eventually
an accidental and unwelcome tap is sent, which moves the text cursor under the
mouse cursor, thus messing up my text.
This interferes with me coding, as well as typing text (like this comment here
– this has happened a few times already).
Hope this is cleared up now.
> As for starting multiple commands at the same time, screen is your friend:
> $> cat test.screenrc
> zombie kr
> screen ls -lR
> screen echo "hello"
> $> screen -c test.screenrc
>
> Will start 2 screens with ls and echo. Adjusting this example should give
> you almost exact timestamps in evemu and libinput debug-events.
Thanks, I'll try this if necessary (that is if my previously attached logs
aren't sufficient again).
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