Confirmed in Maverick on a Dell Vostro 1500. Haven't tried Natty yet,
but if this bug wasn't closed, I have no reason to believe it was fixed.
Expected: Using a mixer application to toggle between the built-in microphone
and the mic jack should enable the external mic jack.
Observed: The micropho
It sounds like the hook script feature provides a framework for a fix,
but not an actual fix for this bug. Has 1/2/3 behavior been restored?
I guess I'm looking for a legitimate bugfix or a declaration from the
Ubuntu maintainers that 1/3/2 (left/right/middle) is the new Ubuntu
multitouch standard
Lucid was almost a year ago. Shouldn't this be an open bug against
Maverick (stable) or even Natty (impending LTS release)? Or have we
blown those deadlines, and now we have to shoot for 11.10?
This is still a daily frustration for me. Getting all three fingers to
land at the same time for my seco
Bug confirmed in the Netbook Remix 10.04 (Lucid) release. Taps are still
1-2-3 instead of 1-3-2, and I don't see any configuration options in the
Mouse preferences panel to change it.
Two-finger scroll works like a scroll wheel, which clicks as mouse3 on
most mice. A two-finger tap physically mirr
I compiled vanilla 2.6.33.3 from source, and I'm able to connect to my
WPA-secured network using the rt2860sta driver on my Eee 1000. The
rt2800pci driver doesn't work, but the system prefers it over the
staging driver and loads it automatically. I could've blacklisted it,
but I just deleted rt2800
Major regression for me with 10.04. My Eee 1000 connected out of the box
to my Belkin and DD-WRT WPA-secured routers under Easy Peasy, then 8.10
Netbook Remix, but it can't connect after the 10.04 upgrade.
I'm currently trying to find a way to get .33 installed. The mainline
kernel packages do not
@Photon,
The Startup Applications synclient fix doesn't appear to survive on
resume from sleep (at least on a Macbook Pro).
Argh.
Also, it appears that you can put both fixes in one command:
synclient TapButton2=2 TapButton3=3
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Action for middle and right click is reversed since jaunty
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This bug also affects 9.10 (Karmic).
I was similarly confused when 1. the Macbook keyboard layout didn't fix
the alt/win swap and 2. choosing "Left Alt is swapped with Left Win"
also failed to fix the issue.
I've been trying other options from the Keyboard Layout Options lists,
but to no avail.
** Tags added: karmic
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Macbook keyboard alt/win key behavior reversed, can't fix in gnome ui
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/361462
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Just upgraded to 9.10 and discovered this bug. Since the source code fix
posted a couple of weeks ago looks pretty simple, might we see it pushed
out in an update soonish?
Reading the forums & blogs, it looks like the move from hal to udev made
this behavior non-configurable (in addition to being
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