[Expired for lxqt-config (Ubuntu) because there has been no activity for
60 days.]
** Changed in: lxqt-config (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Expired
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I could imagine that a failure in the bus could result in similar
behavior since the settings are device-based and not general. In other
words, if you had 5 touchpads, you'd really have 5 different natural
scrolling options to select. So if you have deviceX and the bus has a
hiccup, causing the dev
Interesting, natural scrolling works after staring a new lxqt session
(log off and log back in).
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Title:
lxqt loses natural scrolling
To manage
The suggestion to delete the existing session.conf and let lxqt create a
new one was good. It worked for a while, but natural scrolling broke
again today (2021-02-20). Last time I had the computer on (2021-02-18)
natural scrolling was working fine.
Could this be a problem with the USB bus?
The
One other thing: "scrollingMethodEnabled=0" disables scrolling, natural
(it's not, IMHO) or not. That's typically for trackpads and so with a
normal mouse all of the other options would be greyed out, and in that
sense, the "disabled" option is more like "not applicable," but you
actually have a bu
Ah yes, you're right. That's rather remarkable. I wonder if you don't
have some sort of permissions issue or something. I would suggest
deleting the file, logging out and back in again. It should regenerate
the config.
I should also mention one other thing: I wouldn't recommend ever editing
any of
Walter, thanks for your efforts, but I think you're barking up the wrong
tree. Notice my session.conf has naturalScrollingEnabled=1, unchanged
since last boot on Jan 25 when it natural scrolling was working. The
issue seems to be that lxqt-config is picking up naturalScrollingEnabled
from somewhe
Unfortunately without any information on what process changed it, all
that tells us is that something happened. So that number before the
colon in parentheses after audit is the date/time in based on the Unix
epoch. There are a bunch of ways to convert that to normal time. That
said, looking at you
No, same Dell USB Laser Mouse. I just turned on my workstation and
natural scrolling is lost again. My ~/.config/lxqt/session.conf hasn't
been touched since Jan 25, and looks like this:
[General]
__userfile__=true
[Environment]
BROWSER=firefox
GTK_CSD=0
GTK_OVERLAY_SCROLLING=0
TERM=qterminal
[
By any chance are you using different devices when you are experiencing
the change? The natural scrolling setting is a per device setting and
not global.
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Regarding comment #13 that setting is stored in
`~/.config/lxqt/session.conf`
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Title:
lxqt loses natural scrolling
To manage notifications about
I'm going straight to auditd. Where is the keyboard/mouse configs
stored for LXQt?
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Title:
lxqt loses natural scrolling
To manage notifications
Oh, actually, looking deeper, I didn't notice you were on 19.10 to begin
with. I'm not sure that we were enforcing file checks then. My comment
is still relevant though.
If you can confirm that you did indeed verify the hashes of both the ISO
and installation media, then perhaps the next step migh
Well, I do see one rather concerning part of your bug report:
CasperMD5CheckResult: skip
This means that you didn't allow the system to check the files being
installed, which is to say you may have a corrupt installation.
Did you verify hashes of the ISO/installation media in some way? If not,
I
I filed this bug report to help figure out why the Nature Scrolling
checkbox is getting unchecked by itself. It's still a problem because
the screenshot I attached in the previous comment happened today.
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So what I'm hearing you say is it's a behavior that happened but upon
filing the bug report is no longer a problem?
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Title:
lxqt loses natural sc
Please see attached screenshot. Notice the Natural Scrolling checkbox
is unchecked. This is why I filed this bug report. I certainly did not
change it. I have since checked it, and Natural Scrolling is working
again, for now.
** Attachment added: "screenshot Natrual Scrolling unchecked by itse
apport information
** Tags added: apport-collected
** Description changed:
Occassionally, LXQt will lose the Natural Scrolling config for no
apparent reason. Have to go back into the Keyboard/Mouse configs to
check the Natural Scrolling checkbox.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubu
Unfortunately, without clear steps to reproduce, detailed information
about your hardware, and system logs, it's hard to take any sort of
action.
To try to resolve this issue, please execute the following command only once,
as it will automatically gather debugging information, in a terminal:
app
** Changed in: lxqt-metapackages (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
** Package changed: lxqt-metapackages (Ubuntu) => lxqt-config (Ubuntu)
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The change is on the order of days, though I don't leave this particular
system on all the time. It's odd because one moment the Natual scrolling
is working as configured, then the next time I'm behind the desktop, it's
been reverted to regular scrolling. This has happened twice now in the
last f
I am unable to reproduce the bug.Can you be more specific as to how
often this occurs i.e. after a few minutes or hours etc...?
What hardware are you running? Also noticed that you have no upgrade log
present and system installed 10 months ago. Is that correct?
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