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On Sat, 2013-04-06 at 19:49 +0200, meino.cramer@×××.de wrote: |
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> For scrolling one has to move ONE finger on the right edge of the |
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> pad. |
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> And it scrolls! |
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> BUT unfortunately the scrollevents ALWAYS reach the taskbar and I am |
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> warped through my desktops regardless of the focus a certain windows |
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> has. |
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> This even happens, when the cursor and the focus is on the window |
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> of xev, with which I tried to catch the even. |
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> How can I "channelize" the events to the focussed window? |
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This is very unexpected behavior. I'd be very surprised if the hardware |
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is capable of causing this behavior, unless it is somehow sending a set |
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of keyboard shortcuts that correspond to switching desktops. |
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I'd bet that if you are having that problem, a normal mouse's |
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scrollwheel would cause the exact same problem. Do you have a normal USB |
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mouse that you can try that with? |
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If the problem happens with a USB mouse as well, I'd guess that |
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something is configured strangely in your desktop environment's |
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settings. If the USB mouse behaves normally, I guess something must be |
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really weird about that touchpad, but I'm not sure what it would be. |
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