Problem 1 is still present i Maverick.
2011/2/19 settle <591...@bugs.launchpad.net>:
> First problem still exists. I still have this problem in my asus s96j.
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Now I've tried synclient.
First I had to enable SHMConfig, which in 10.04 is done
in /usr/lib/X11/xorg.conf.d/10-synaptics.conf (I learned).
After running synclient -m 1 I moved my finger really slow towards the right
and between time 9.651 (x=5979) and time 9.691 (x=8176) the touchpad made
"the
I tried to keep the cursor movements as "clean" possible. I can actually see
"the jump" in xev.txt from about the two last "MotionNotify" events at the
end of the file, but that's about it. Now, let's hope someone else sees more
than I do.
Well, #2 isn't really an issue anymore due to gpointing-de
I'll try to answer your questions as concise as possible.
1. Yes. I can reproduce the first and second issue.
2 and 3. However, after I installed gpointing-device-settings my second
issue is not reproducible. In fact, I cannot use 'continuous scrolling' at
all; enabling and disabling does not mak