中文 
chase183
deepin
2018-06-06 17:51 deepin I believe this is a bug as even in 15.6 Beta this feature does not work.
Reply Like 0 View the author
All Replies
#1
183******07
deepin
2018-06-06 19:30 deepin https://bbs.deepin.org/post/157711
I believe this is a bug as even in 15.6 Beta this feature does not work.
What a pity if this is so. Quite an annoying bug.
Thanks for the info
Reply Like 0 View the author
mhlan
deepin
2018-06-09 18:22 deepin i cannot control the touch pad neither. but i want it active
Reply Like 0 View the author
chase183 deepin
2018-06-10 07:55 deepin Edited by chase183 at 2018-6-9 23:56
It is not for disabling the trackpad its for when you are typing and your palm or fingers accidentally move the mouse while you type its suppose to disable the trackpad while you are typing. Ubuntu has this and Linux Mint.
https://bbs.deepin.org/post/157711
i cannot control the touch pad neither. but i want it active
It is not for disabling the trackpad its for when you are typing and your palm or fingers accidentally move the mouse while you type its suppose to disable the trackpad while you are typing. Ubuntu has this and Linux Mint.
Reply Like 0 View the author
bobo
deepin
2018-06-10 10:44 deepin Try to disable it mannually
Copy the Code
- #!/bin/bash
- if synclient -l | grep -qi "TouchpadOff .*=.*[0,2]"; then
- echo "Touchpad was On"
- synclient TouchpadOff=1
- echo "Touchpad is Off"
- else
- echo "Touchpad was Off"
- synclient TouchpadOff=0
- echo "Touchpad is On"
- fi
Reply Like 0 View the author
Please sign in first
Popular Events
More
Although I've clicked on the Disable Touchpad box, my touchpad remains active all the time. This constantly interferes with my typing, the cursor jumping to unexpected/unintended places.
Is this solveable on my computer? If so, how.
Thanks for all suggestions!