Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome
I'm running 64 bit Ibex with all the latest updates on my gateway
laptop. My touchpad has a square area to control cursor movement (cursor
pad) and a narrow scroll area (scroll strip) to its right. Occasionally
the cursor pad will perform a scroll function instead of control the
cursor. The result is I keep flipping to the opposite desktop
unexpectedly instead of moving the cursor. A second effect that I have
noticed is that "move window" mode will occasionally invoke if I
initiate cursor motion at a time when the cursor is already in the top
bar of a window. This mode is only supposed to invoke if I press the
left button before I initiate. The last effect I have noticed is the
mode (such as the move window mode or scroll mode) of the cursorpad will
linger for a few seconds even when the input for causing such a mode
(such as a left button or using the scroll strip) is removed. The result
can be the same as the effects previously mentioned.
** Affects: meta-gnome2 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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touchpad will sometimes do the wrong thing
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/301188
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