Touchpad on the Dell Latitude e6520

Hi! I recently got a Dell Latitude e6520 notebook, and while Debian wheezy works in general, I have some trouble with the touchpad. It works (inkludign tapping), but scroling doesn't. Reading http://wiki.debian.org/SynapticsTouchpad didn't helped me solve my problems. Looking and lsusb I see the

Re: Synaptics Clickpad on HP Envy 13 & drag'n'drop

Hi! Am 27.05.2011 18:16, schrieb Ilya Ilembitov: > I own HP Envy 13 laptop running Debian testing amd64. This machine is > equipped with the notorious Synaptics Clickpad, which barely works. > I.e. it doesn't support right button click (it recognizes all clicks > as left button clicks) and it doe

Re: Problem with netbook trackpad: random clicks and motion

Hi Carl! Am 09.11.2010 04:36, schrieb Carl Fink: > I have a Gateway LT3013U netbook.[..] > Data point: synclient reports that it can't find a Synaptics touchpad. > > Data point: the output of 'cat /proc/bus/usb/input/devices' contains > neither Synaptics, Elantech nor ALPS. It is detected as

Thinkpad T23 external VGA port problem

Hi! I recently got a Thinkpad T23 (S3 Inc. SuperSavage IX/C SDR (rev 05) graphics adaptor) which works very well with Lenny. However, I have problems using the external VGA port. According to the Thinkwiki[1] I tried to use "s3switch" to enable / disable the output to internal LCD and external C

Re: suitable sources.list

Hi! Gerard Robin schrieb: > Currently I am in Mauririus and I tried: [..] > but none of these countries seem to have a mirror debian, only the > Turkey (tr) and the Australia (au) have a mirror debian but they are > very far from Mauritius. Perhaps I am missing something ? > Is it possible to fin