I am hoping they get fixed soon.
I have a problem with the clickpad and touch screen. They both work but only basic functions.
For the clickpad I would like to enable either 2 finger scrolling or edge scrolling. The strange thing is I can't find the settings. On other PC's I go to the control panel and there is a mouse & touchpad settings. This one only has mouse settings. Is there a way to get the touchpad settings?
For the touch screen, there is no right click, zooming etc, again I can't find any settings.
Thanks for your help.
I looked at the link but it’s all a bit beyond me.
Getting nowhere with the clickpad scroll which is disappointing as it difficult to use without it.
I am getting somewhere with the touchscreen.
Mate 16.04 - No right click, no scroll, no zoom
Mate 17.04 - No right click, no zoom but scroll works
Ubuntu 16.04 - scroll & zoom work,
after command (on Ubuntu 16.04)
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.a11y.mouse secondary-click-enabled “true”
right click works but is very temperamental, only works about 1 in 4 tries, I think this is down to it detecting tiny movements when holding for 3 seconds. Doesn’t work at all on either Mate 16.04 or 17.04.
Just need to get it to work on Mate 16.04
Thanks, I have filed a bug report for the touchscreen.
I am still not getting anywhere with the clickpad. I don’t understand why I don’t have touchpad settings in the control centre, only mouse. I thought there would be a simple fix for this.
I have also tried Ubuntu 16.04 and that also only has the mouse tab. I then installed tweak which had touchpad settings showing two-finger scrolling selected. From what I understand this disables edge scrolling. I unchecked this but it made no difference. (in windows it works as two finger scrolling).
I am thinking that it might be using a driver to normal, else why does synclient VertEdgeScroll=1 give the error Couldn’t find synaptics properties. No synaptics driver loaded and the tweak settings not working?
That link is very interesting. It looks like they have at least got the battery indicator working, hopefully that will come through to Ubuntu soon. As for the clickpad it just says working, doesn't mention the scroll so maybe they are only looking at the basic function. One more annoying thing about the clickpad I have just noticed is that it isn't disabled when typing and it is very sensitive so as I type it keeps moving the cursor to the pointer.
It's as if it detects the clickpad as a mouse? Is it possible to force it to detect it as a touchpad?