On Jul 08 2002, Siggi Langauf wrote:
> On Mon, 8 Jul 2002, Rogério Brito wrote:
> > See the trackpad program and its options. It can emulate all
> > the behaviours you see in MacOS X.
>
> That's good news! I only knew about notap/tap/drag/lock so far.
Uh, oh! :-)
> But How do I have the trackpad disabled (or set to notap) as soon as
> I type on the keyboard (as I see in OS X)?
I think that I should have written "almost all the
behaviours". :-)
If I am not mistaken, BenH once said that he suspected that
ignoring the trackpad while tapping is something probably
related to some timeout that MacOS X implements.
I don't think that trackpad supports this currently. At least
it would be nice to have this timeout be implemented, say, via
a /proc/sys entry (as it would be the case with the current
modes of operation of trackpad).
But I don't know if implementing this would be the start of
one of those endless threads of "if this belongs to the kernel
or to userspace". :-)
Anyway, I do think that a feature like this would be nice to
have in a cross platform way, since I also have the same
problems with my old Compaq Armada V300.
Sorry to the bring the bad news, Roger...
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