[ubuntu] Three fingers tap for right click

Hi guys, I'm using the Ubuntu NBR 9.10 RC on the Asus 1000HE and absolutely love it.

I have one gripe though. Previously when I would tap the touchpad with two fingers this would act like the middle button of a mouse being clicked (extremely handy opening new tabs in firefox, etc) and tapping with three fingers behaved like right-click.

Hi,

I'm running Ubuntu 11.10 on a laptop with a trackpad that supports multitouch. I can use two fingers for right-mouse click and scrolling, and three fingers for resizing windows (with alt pressed). I was wondering if it's possible to use three fingers for switching workspaces, like on a mac. I haven't been able to find an answer to this anywhere yet. Does anyone know how to do this?

Thanks

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