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synclient man page.
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combos. This way you can press for example "alt-f1" to switch desktop
without disabling the touchpad. Patch from Mattia Dongili
<malattia@linux.it>, but modified by me so that syndaemon only monitors
key presses. This way the touchpad is not disabled if you press alt-f1,
but release the alt key before the f1 key.
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(From Miguel De Anda <miguel@thedeanda.com>.)
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the finger left the lower right corner if the scrolling was started
from within that corner. The problem was that in that case both
horizontal and vertical scrolling was enabled at the same time until
the finger left the corner. When the finger left the corner, one of the
scrolling directions was supposed to stop, but buggy handling of
coasting made both scrolling directions stop.
Reported by Arie Huijzer <aries.huijzer@gmail.com>.
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segment. Suggested by Stefan Kombrink <katakombi@gmail.com> for use in
ksynaptics.
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(From Simon Scheiwiller <simon@hornweb.ch>.)
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from Karl Tomlinson <k.tomlinson@auckland.ac.nz>, who writes:
There are two issues that are resolved here:
1 The call to xf86ReplaceStrOption in DeviceOn, when the device
file can no longer be opened seems unnecessary and causes
problems. If Protocol is auto-dev then Device is reset anyway
(through SetDeviceAndProtocol). If Protocol is something else
then the device file will never be found even after it is
recreated because Device is never set again.
2 The first xf86OpenSerial in DeviceOn may successfully open a
different mouse (or other event file) that has the same name as
the Device found through the first invocation of auto-dev. It
seems reasonable that if auto-dev is used to find the device
file the first time, then it can be used to find it again after
the device has been closed (and possibly changed name).
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(From Julien Laurent <djeyl@djeyl.net>.)
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work correctly on 64 bit machines.
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(From Ricardo GarcĂa" <sarbalap-gen@yahoo.es>.)
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(From J. Bennett <daemon7@netacus.com>.)
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ec4a460b59913f730c515307ba472ea8b4498a1b.
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(From Bc. Jaroslav Imrich <jariq@jariq.sk>.)
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(From Ralf Mueller <denzo@gmx.net>.)
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(From Brent W. Woodruff <brent@fprimex.com>.)
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reported by Farhad Shakiba <fshakiba@gmail.com>. Patch from Christoph
Brill <egore@gmx.de>. See also:
http://lists.freedesktop.org/pipermail/xorg/2005-July/008751.html
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(From dpet <dgpet@bigpond.com>.)
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list.
(From Bodon Ferenc <bodon@cs.bme.hu>.)
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(From Bogdan Mihaila <mihaila@in.tum.de>.)
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b39dab97b3d3c031cb60a6715d2c23a7bc792033.
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(From Fredrik Pettersson <freppe@deimos.nu>.)
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the log file.
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a missing evdev driver.
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(From Olivier Mehani <shtrom@ssji.net>.)
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(From "Rick @ TranSpecT" <rick@transpect.net>.)
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(From Monika Danielsson <monika@internetbokhandeln.se>.)
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1. From inside X ran "rmmod psmouse"
2. Switched to the console
3. Switched back to X
4. Ran "modprobe psmouse"
5. Switched to the console.
6. Switched back to X.
After this sequence, the device name was set to an event device but the
protocol was psaux. The problem was that when the auto-redetection
failed in step 3, the protocol was set to psaux but the device name was
not cleared. In step 6, opening the old event device succeeded again,
so SetDeviceAndProtocol() was not called, and the protocol remained set
to psaux.
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(From "Lukasz Madrzycki" <uksza@wp.pl>.)
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UpDownScrollRepeat, LeftRightScrollRepeat and ScrollButtonRepeat to
control the auto-repeat behavior of the scroll buttons.
From Sam Barnett-Cormack <sdb@geekworld.co.uk> with some small changes
by me.
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fails, try to auto-detect the correct event device again. This can fix
problems which occurs after a suspend/resume cycle or after
rmmod/insmod-ing the psmouse kernel driver.
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syndaemon man pages.
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shooting guide.
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that control the synaptics driver.
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(From Mike Stolove <mstolove@rogers.com>.)
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roff(7) man page.
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disable scrolling
whenever tapping is disabled. It doesn't make any sense to disable
tapping but not scrolling as a response to keyboard activity.
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and scrolling. From Guido Flohr <guido@imperia.net> with some changes
by me.
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distribution?" entry to the FAQ.
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