How to enable touchpad tap?
Hi,
Currently the touch pad can be used as a mouse and can even be used for scrolling (2 fingers dragging). However, it cannot tap to click and cannot right click (2 fingers tap). Any way to enable the touchpad tap to click and right click? Thank you. |
I would start with reading man synaptics, then follow up with Google search, I know Arch has good documentation. Have you done any of that?
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I have three computers (with Intel, NVIDIA an AMD/ATI video cards). I use them to test Xorg/Mesa/Proprietary drivers. But obviously I do not have all existing input devices (and nobody has). It means that the best person to try to solve your problem is ....you. As @Emerson said you can start with Arch documentation: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Touchpad_Synaptics, which should help you to "play" with the /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d/50-synaptics.conf file. Good luck ! |
Hi.
Lot's of distros have a GUI setting. You may need your packagemanger to add it, try searching from your packagemanger "touchpad"? :) |
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I didn't notice the location of the thread when I posted then edited it down after... sorry. :)
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Thanks everyone for pointing out the approach. Got it to work using this file:
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#/etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/synaptics.conf |
Thanks for posting your solution!
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