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[ubuntu] Ubuntu 12.04 Logitech t650 moulti-touch

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http://ubuntuforums.org – I have a Logitech multi touch T650 and what i have figure out that this this multi touch is been treated just like a mouse. some fetchers are forking in the same way as my Logitech G7 mouse: 2 Finger = scrolling wheel 3 fingers (left-right) = back-forward (web, nautilus, etc.) 4 fingers up = opens unity menu (have no idea what bottom it is) i'd like to fin 4 fingers down, 2 fingers tap , one finger double tap. is there any GUI app or any way that i can monitor what command it received from devise when i double tap and so. Thank you. (Hardware)

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