** Description changed: Release: Ubuntu 14.04.4 LTS - I am using a Thinpad laptop with a TrackPoint, which I find more convenient to use than the TouchPad. + I am using a Thinkpad laptop with a TrackPoint, which I find more convenient to use than the TouchPad. Turned the TouchPad off via the System Settings (mouse & touchpad), which works for a while. - Expected behavior: TouchPad should stay off unless I turn it back on - (eg. for another user) + Expected behavior: TouchPad should stay off unless I manually turn it + back on (eg. for another user) What happens: TouchPad turns back on randomly, often after suspend, sometimes just in the middle of a session. When checking the System Settings, the touchpad button is indeed back to "on" without any intervention from me. I am unsure which package is causing the bug, most probably a process is ignoring the settings I set and has in its routine to turn the TouchPad on. Maybe the bug should be filed agains gsettings? This has been reported on askubuntu: http://askubuntu.com/questions/736035/how-to-completely-disable-the-touchpad-device-on-my-computer-its-back-on-afte
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