Israel, I had the same reaction to Basil's suggestion. But, I overlooked
how he said a value of zero means "touchpad off." I think that would
satisfy resource sensitive people (the target audience of Lubuntu?).
If I'm not using a real mouse (and needed the touchpad), reducing its
sensitivity while
On 09/07/2016 04:24 PM, Basil Fernie wrote:
This is beginning to sound rather easy to implement: have a little
listener process monitoring keyboard activity.. whenever a key is
pressed, the touchpad is automatically set "off" for say 500-600ms,
after which it is set "on" again. No need to fiddl
This is beginning to sound rather easy to implement: have a little
listener process monitoring keyboard activity.. whenever a key is
pressed, the touchpad is automatically set "off" for say 500-600ms,
after which it is set "on" again. No need to fiddle with drivers,
key-combos... User must be a
On Tue, Sep 6, 2016 at 2:15 PM, Mark F wrote:
> I use Windows-key + Space-key. I don't recall hitting it by accident.
Upon further reflection, that could be because I don't make use of any
keyboard shortcuts on a regular basis. Maybe if I were in the habit of
hitting various key combos I could em
I use Windows-key + Space-key. I don't recall hitting it by accident. But,
if the touchpad came on (or off) unexpectedly, I would just hit that key
combination again to return it to its opposite state.
The key combo could be further complicated (with ctrl + function?).
What alternative could exis
