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On Sat, 2013-04-06 at 18:48 +0200, meino.cramer@×××.de wrote: |
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> "One touch scrolling" and "2 fingers tap = scroll" is a |
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> contradiction, isn't it? |
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Haha, yeah it is confusing sounding. Perhaps one touch scrolling means |
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you can scroll by using a single finger on the right side of the pad? A |
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lot of trackpads work that way, or can be configured to work that way. |
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> Is there anything I have to configure (xorg.conf?) additionally? |
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I remember there being some kind of "z axis" setting, or something |
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perhaps a little along those lines in xorg.conf. To be honest, it's been |
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years since I last did anything with an xorg.conf since the modern Xorg |
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is much better at automatically configuring itself, so I'm afraid I |
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can't help you much in that department. |
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One way that might be easy but depends on your desktop environment, is |
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to check if there is an easy to use setting provided by your DE that can |
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configure two finger scrolling. For example, I'm currently using Gnome |
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3.6 in Fedora (yeah, not Gentoo, but I'm on my work computer :) ) and I |
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have a "Two finger scroll" checkbox in the "Mouse & Touchpad" section of |
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the System Settings program. There's also a checkbox for "Tap to click". |
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I use Gnome 2 stable on my home Gentoo computer, and I *think* it may |
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have something similar, but I'm not there to verify (and it's a desktop |
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computer with no trackpad so I've never used that feature there.) |
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I used to use KDE in Gentoo at my previous job, and I believe it had |
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something similar in its settings but I don't have any current KDE |
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installs to check it with. |
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If you aren't using either of those, perhaps your DE provides something |
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like that too. If not, perhaps someone else on here will chime in :) |
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> Thank you very much for any help in advance! |
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No problem, and apologies that it's not super complete. I'm more of a |
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backend kind of dude, so my familiarity with DE stuff is mostly from a |
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user's perspective (i.e., GUI configuration). |
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Randy Barlow |