The option to disable the touchpad while typing does not work on my Samsung RC512 with an Elantech touchpad and I enjoy two-finger scroll and middle-click emulation with two fingers too much to disable tapping the touchpad. When I type the cursor will jump around because I'll hit the touchpad with my palm. How can I disable one-finger tapping but keep multi-finger tapping?
So I want to change my mouse config and after playing around with it, I can't get it how I would like.I'm on a regular laptop with a synaptics toucpad.I would like the config to be as follows:left button -> right click
right button -> left click
tapping one finger on the touchpad -> right clickI was able to get the mouse buttons reversed by adding xmodmap -e "pointer = 3 2
In relation to another post I made here, I've noticed with the upgrade to Karmic that the click style has changed somewhat for my Synaptics touchpad. I've discovered that the change is system-wide and not limited to Firefox.
I just installed Ubuntu 12.04 and I noticed that my right ¨touchpad click¨ isn´t working at all. My touchpad is working fine 2 finger scrolling also works but right click doesn´t work. The tochpad worked fine under windows 7. The touchpad has a physical click, but I dont now if it knows the difference between left and right click.Is there some kind of solution for this problem?
I just installed crunchbang on my laptop, which has an elantech (synaptics) touchpad. 2 finger scroll works, but 2 and 3 finger taps for right and middle click don't work at all, and I see no place to configure them. Is there anyway I can get this to work?
Is there a way to completely remap actions of clickpad / touchpad?
I would like to be able to configure these things on my Samsung Series 9 900x3c clickpad (I would pick some of them that are possible to configure):
Bottom right clickpad button click would initiate left mouse button click (so the whole trackpad means only left mouse button - this would remove the need for tapping in most cases:
Just bought an Acer AO756 laptop and I am dual booting Ubuntu 12.04 and Win 7. The only problem that I am having with the laptop is right click. There aren't any right and left click buttons, you click by pressing the touchpad on the right or left corner and the entire touchpad moves.
I can tap to left click and two finger tap to right click but that doesn't work very well.
Hi all,
I have an Asus X53E laptop with a built in ELANTech "Smart Pad" (touch pad), most of it works, movement, single click, two finger middle click, three finger right click, etc.
By default on mac os, with two fingers I can do this:
-leave a finger on the mouse pad, and move another finger, and still be able to move the mouse
-two finger scrolling requires both fingers be moving
this is handy, as sometimes (because the trackpad is so large, I leave my thumb on the "button" (or any other fingers depending on how I'm sitting) for clicking, as clicking AND moving the cursor
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