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I’m a keen convert to ANTIX on my middle-aged machines after the once lovely Lubuntu lost it’s ‘L’ and became fattybuntu.

Antix 19 was great as a startpoint – but have just moved up to Antix 22 and

*New problem*:- the MOUSE HAS GONE WIERD…: It was FINE on Antix 19, ODD on 22:

My mouse – a standard USB / REAL HP – works fine ~97% of the time.

The other 3% of the time it “goes odd….” seems to ‘become bewildered…’ drifts of it’s own accord, cursor wanders on the screen, and or periods of a few seconds, IGNORES the physical mouse completely.. then – ALWAYS snaps back – seemingly with a good shake of the mouse – but I know tha tlast part is imagined.

MY ATTEMPT AT DIAGNOSIS:

1. Alt HARDWARE – tried several other mice – NO DIFFERENT. Not hardware

2. USB ports – tried others – NO DIFFERENT.

3. SAME OS version on another PC ? works perfectly / no issue.

4. WHAT IS THE HW ? Lenovo Thinkpad X201, which YES has a trackpad – thought that was it, but I run with
trackpad disabled now, makes no difference.

5. TOUCHPAD on the X201 works perfectly at all times. I can disable it or not, makes no difference to the USB mouse “bewilderment”.

6. SEEMS TO BE SOMETHING NEW in Antix 22, only that this same Thinkpad had ANTIX 19 before and it was perfect. NO mouse issues.
I can REVERT to BOOT TO THAT – (prev Antix 19 is still on another HDD partition) – and then mouse is faultless. Antix 22 – bewildered.

7. I THOUGHT I HAD IT.. when I discovered this ARCH board with the SAME issue:

https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=258638&p=2

BUT unfortunately, the Arch Moderator there CLOSED the whole topic, with it wrongly marked “Solved” when it wasn’t:
the last chap asking, confirmed it’s NOT sorted, the poster has just had the fault “go away” on his machine, so has
stopped worrying. Plea to keep open, was ignored by the moderator.

I am happy to tinker but don’t have any clue how Mouse / its driver is configured on here: could someone with Mouse driver expertise comment ?

As ever – ALL WISDOM will be gratefully received. There is usually a wizard out there among you… fingers crossed.

LOVING the Antix OS Generally.
THANK YOU THANK YOU to all the hard work you guys put in making this. We mere mortals truly appreciate it.

ICEWM is a delight and a real find. Makes me wonder what a “fatty” Linux like Ubuntu might be like were it stripped for speed, and given ICEWM. UBserver + ICEWM – there’s an experiment to try.

Thanks all

flyingchap
South Warwickshire

[Member marcelocripe]

In the other topic How antiX is progressing, and some suggestions for the future Dave wrote:

I had started this a while ago as shown in the thread you linked to.
Finished both options now. (Multiclick time, and touchpad lockout while typing)
Also added the option to completely disable the touchpad as well as enable / disable reverse (Natural) scrolling.

These are also scriptable via sed (to edit ~/.desktop-session/mouse.conf) and ds-mouse; see ds-mouse -h.

Note: ~/.desktop-session/mouse.conf will need to be edited manually first to match the updated mouse.conf otherwise it will error out due to missing options.
https://gitlab.com/antiX-Dave/ds-mouse-antix

Edit: The multiclick / doubleclick speed is set based on the window manager running; but the gui does not directly reflect this. Should it be set as per window manager based on the currently running one or should it update all of them regardless if running or not?

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No outro tópico How antiX is progressing, and some suggestions for the future o Dave escreveu:

I had started this a while ago as shown in the thread you linked to.
Finished both options now. (Multiclick time, and touchpad lockout while typing)
Also added the option to completely disable the touchpad as well as enable / disable reverse (Natural) scrolling.

These are also scriptable via sed (to edit ~/.desktop-session/mouse.conf) and ds-mouse; see ds-mouse -h.

Note: ~/.desktop-session/mouse.conf will need to be edited manually first to match the updated mouse.conf otherwise it will error out due to missing options.
https://gitlab.com/antiX-Dave/ds-mouse-antix

Edit: The multiclick / doubleclick speed is set based on the window manager running; but the gui does not directly reflect this. Should it be set as per window manager based on the currently running one or should it update all of them regardless if running or not?

A tradução automática está abaixo para auxiliar os falantes do idioma Português:

Eu comecei isso há algum tempo, conforme mostrado no tópico ao qual você vinculou.
Terminei as duas opções agora. (Tempo de cliques múltiplos e bloqueio do touchpad durante a digitação)
Também foi adicionada a opção de desativar completamente o touchpad, bem como ativar/desativar a rolagem reversa (Natural).

Eles também podem ser programados via sed (para editar ~/.desktop-session/mouse.conf) e ds-mouse; consulte ds-mouse -h.

Observação: ~/.desktop-session/mouse.conf precisará ser editado manualmente primeiro para corresponder ao mouse.conf atualizado, caso contrário, ocorrerá um erro devido à falta de opções.
https://gitlab.com/antiX-Dave/ds-mouse-antix

Edit: A velocidade de multiclique/duplo clique é definida com base no gerenciador de janelas em execução; mas o gui não reflete isso diretamente. Ele deve ser definido de acordo com o gerenciador de janelas com base no atual ou deve atualizar todos eles, independentemente de estar em execução ou não?

[Forum Admin Dave]

marcelocripe wrote:

Also Dave is baking that feature into mouse options.

Could Dave include one more of his programs in “mouse-ds”?

It would be the “IceWM Double Click speed GUI selector” (another of his masterpieces, super light and extremely useful).

antiX does not have a GUI to control the double-click speed, i.e. the time interval between the first click and the second click.

Note: I and all people who get antiX through me use zzzFM (or SpaceFM) with double click to open folders or files.

I had started this a while ago as shown in the thread you linked to.
Finished both options now. (Multiclick time, and touchpad lockout while typing)
Also added the option to completely disable the touchpad as well as enable / disable reverse (Natural) scrolling.

These are also scriptable via sed (to edit ~/.desktop-session/mouse.conf) and ds-mouse; see ds-mouse -h.

Note: ~/.desktop-session/mouse.conf will need to be edited manually first to match the updated mouse.conf otherwise it will error out due to missing options.
https://gitlab.com/antiX-Dave/ds-mouse-antix

Edit: The multiclick / doubleclick speed is set based on the window manager running; but the gui does not directly reflect this. Should it be set as per window manager based on the currently running one or should it update all of them regardless if running or not?

• This reply was modified 2 months, 1 week ago by Dave.

Computers are like air conditioners. They work fine until you start opening Windows. ~Author Unknown

[Member MarkG_108]

eriefisher wrote:

Using your favorite text editor type TouchpadOff=1, save as padoff. Now edit that to TouchpadOff=0, save as padon.

I think you’re missing “synclient” from your script suggestions, as was mentioned in #20259.

[Member MarkG_108]

I think you’re missing “synclient” from your script suggestions, as was mentioned in #20259.

[Member marcelocripe]

Many thanks PPC, testing with the “touchy-yad-v2.zip” version was very successful. Now the only dependency needed for “touchpad-toggle” (I renamed “touchy-yad-v2.zip” to “touchpad-toggle”) to work on full 64-bit antiX 22 is the “xinput” package.

In the attached file “touchpad-toggle_18-02-2023.zip” are the “touchy-yad-v2.zip” I renamed to “touchpad-toggle”, the file “touchpad-toggle.desktop”, template file “touchpad- toggle.pot” and the translation “pt_BR” (“.po” and “.mo”). Even though PPC removed the “Touchpad enabled” and “Touchpad disabled” messages, the “No touchpad detected” error message (PPC text) needs to be translated to the “pt_BR” speaking user.

In the attached file “Test of touchpad-toggle 18-02-2023.zip” are the images captured from the test and the text file containing all the commands in the terminal for each step of the test that I did. The “touchpad-toggle.desktop” file is working perfectly.

Now we have two versions that work perfectly.

Many thanks to techore and PPC.

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Muito obrigado PPC, os testes com a versão “touchy-yad-v2.zip” foram muito bem-sucedidos. Agora a única dependência necessária para o “touchpad-toggle” (eu renomeiei o “touchy-yad-v2.zip” para “touchpad-toggle”) funcionar no antiX 22 full de 64 bits é o pacote “xinput”.

No arquivo anexo “touchpad-toggle_18-02-2023.zip” estão o “touchy-yad-v2.zip” eu renomeei para “touchpad-toggle”, o arquivo “touchpad-toggle.desktop”, arquivo de modelo “touchpad-toggle.pot” e a tradução “pt_BR” (“.po” e “.mo”). Mesmo que o PPC tenha removido as mensagens “Touchpad enabled” e “Touchpad disabled”, a mensagem de erro “No touchpad detected” (texto do PPC) precisa ser traduzida para o usuário falante do “pt_BR”.

No arquivo anexo “Teste do touchpad-toggle 18-02-2023.zip” estão as imagens capturadas do teste e o arquivo de texto contendo todos os comandos no terminal de cada etapa do teste que eu fiz. O arquivo “touchpad-toggle.desktop” está funcionando perfeitamente.

Agora nós temos duas versões que funcionam perfeitamente.

Muito obrigado techore e PPC.

Attachments:

1. touchpad-toggle_18-02-2023.zip
2. Teste-do-touchpad-toggle-18-02-2023.zip

[Moderator Brian Masinick]

I already have my own short Bash script to toggle the Touchpad on and off, but I allowed the Touchpad to be enabled, then used your tool to toggle back and forth between the synaptics keypad active or disabled. I usually have a wired USB mouse device, so I generally disable it; nevertheless I used the functionality of your script and it effectively toggles the synaptics keypad for touch or no response so it works for me. Thanks!

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Brian Masinick

[Member marcelocripe]

I was going to post here the results of the tests I did yesterday, but I’ll just say that everything worked as expected after installing “xinput” (the “touchpad-toggle.sh” from 2023-02-16 works but does not display notifications) and “dunst” (the “touchpad-toggle.sh” from 2023-02-16 works and still displays notifications), “libnotify-bin” already comes in the 64-bit antiX 22 full ISO. The “touchpad-toggle.desktop” file now has the text of the “pt” entry the same as the “pt_BR” entry.

If the version modified by PPC does not depend on “dunst”, then it is one less program to disable or enable the Touchpad and that is very good.

What will the name of the program be? If the name “Touchpad Toggle” is to be changed to “Touchy Yad”, all translations will need to be changed in the .desktop file.

And what will be the image for the program’s shortcut icon?

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Eu ia postar aqui os resultados dos testes que eu fiz ontem, mas eu vou apenas dizer que tudo funcionou como esperado após a instalação do “xinput” (o “touchpad-toggle.sh” do dia 16-02-2023 funciona mas não exibe as notificações) e do “dunst” (o “touchpad-toggle.sh” do dia 16-02-2023 funciona e ainda exibe as notificações), o “libnotify-bin” já vem na ISO do antiX 22 full de 64 bits. O arquivo “touchpad-toggle.desktop” agora possui o texto da entrada “pt” igual da entrada “pt_BR”.

Se a versão modificada pelo PPC não depende do “dunst”, então é um programa a menos para desativar ou ativar o Touchpad eisso é muito bom.

Qual será o nome do programa? Se o nome “Touchpad Toggle” será mudado para “Touchy Yad”, todas as traduções precisarão ser alteradas no arquivo .desktop.

E qual será a imagem para o ícone de atalho do programa?

Attachments:

1. touchpad-toggle_16-02-2023.zip
2. Testes_do_touchpad-toggle_16-02-2023.txt

[Member PPC]

@anticapitalista – I know folks here (mostly me) keep suggesting additions to antiX. but the script to toggle touch-pads on/off can be handy – I edited the suggested on, that used system notifications (and so, provided no output, unless users install Dunst or similar software) and adapted it to use yad “notifications” instead, that always pop up on the lower right corner of the screen. Marcelo is already working on a .desktop for it, and even without localization it would be a nice addition to the Control Center (right below the Mouse related options).
The script is over at https://www.antixforum.com/forums/topic/how-to-disable-laptop-trackpad-touchpad/page/2/#post-99842 and a few posts above it is the initial .desktop file, suggested by MarceloCripe (I think he is still perfecting it). With the desktop file and the icons displayed in the yad “notifications”, localization is still desired, although it’s not that important…

• This reply was modified 2 months, 3 weeks ago by PPC.

[Member PPC]

@techore and all:

Here is your script, adapted to use yad for “notifications”. Please test it and see if it works, if it does, then the script works, out of the box in any antiX installation (if it has yad installed- Full version always has it)

#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Project: antix-dwm
# Location: /usr/local/bin/toggle-touchpad.sh
# Dependencies: xinput libnotify-bin dunst
# Description: Simple script to enable or disable touchpad and
#   send a desktop notification using libnotify.
# Usage: dwm calls on use of XF86XK_TouchpadToggle. If your laptop
#   does not have a touchpad toggle key, assign to a key combo
#   using dwm's config.h file.

TOUCHPAD=<code>xinput list | grep -Eio '(touchpad|glidepoint)\s*id\=[0-9]{1,2}'</code>

if test "$TOUCHPAD" = "" ; then
    #notify-send "Touchpad undetected" -t 3000
    yad  --borders=10 --image="/usr/share/icons/papirus-antix/48x48/emblems/emblem-important.png" --undecorated --geometry=280x50-40-50 --window-icon=/usr/share/icons/Adwaita/48x48/devices/input-touchpad-symbolic.symbolic.png --title=$"Touchpad Toggle" --text=$"No touchpad detected" --button=" x "  --timeout=3  --timeout-indicator=bottom --on-top --skip-taskbar
    exit
fi

ID=<code>grep -Eo '[0-9]{1,2}' <<< &quot;$TOUCHPAD&quot;</code>

STATE=<code>xinput list-props $ID|grep 'Device Enabled'|awk '{print $4}'</code>

if test $STATE -eq 0 ; then
    xinput enable $ID
    #notify-send "Touchpad enabled" -t 3000
    yad  --borders=10 --image="/usr/share/icons/papirus-antix/48x48/status/input-touchpad-on.png" --undecorated --geometry=280x50-40-50 --window-icon=/usr/share/icons/Adwaita/48x48/devices/input-touchpad-symbolic.symbolic.png --title=$"Touchpad Toggle" --text=$"Touchpad enabled" --button=" x "    --timeout=3  --timeout-indicator=bottom --skip-taskbar --on-top
else test $STATE -eq 1 
    xinput disable $ID
    #notify-send "Touchpad disabled" -t 3000
    yad  --borders=10 --image="/usr/share/icons/papirus-antix/48x48/status/input-touchpad-off.png" --undecorated --geometry=280x50-40-50 --window-icon=/usr/share/icons/Adwaita/48x48/devices/input-touchpad-symbolic.symbolic.png --title=$"Touchpad Toggle" --text=$"Touchpad disabled" --button=" x " --timeout=3  --timeout-indicator=bottom --skip-taskbar --on-top
fi

Edit1: I kept the text shown in the enabled/disabled notifications, but I think it’s redundant- the icons speak for themselves (and you can use other icons, of course, I just searched the system and used the first ones that popped up).
I use yad a lot for “notifications”, like that, in my scripts, to avoid depending on system notifications (that are not enabled by default in antiX, until the user install Dunst or a similar program).
I kept the same 3 seconds for the “notification”. Since clicking the window does not make it go away, I left a “close” button on the windows. I hope that the ” x ” sign is universally understood, and lets users know what that button does… (Yes, Marcelo, this is me being ironic, my friend 🙂 ).

Edit2: Since the forum software mangled the code, I attach the revised script, in a compressed file…

Edit3: I uploaded the compressed script, got a warning for “Suspicious activity” and then noticed 2 files were uploaded. Ignore the second one…
I forgot to say – The progress bar showing how much time until the “notification” closes is optional. If you do not like it, remove the “–timeout-indicator=bottom” flags for each yad window…

P.

• This reply was modified 2 months, 3 weeks ago by PPC.
• This reply was modified 2 months, 3 weeks ago by PPC.
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Attachments:

1. touchy-yad.zip
2. touchy-yad-1.zip

[Member marcelocripe]

I have no preference for the icon. I assume there a touchpad icon in whatever icon theme antiX is using.

I looked through folders of icon images in antiX 22, but I didn’t find any that were consistent with the program. Please try to find an image and upload it to your GitLab so I can download it from there.

It never occurred to me antiX didn’t have a notification daemon. If it does, then that will need to be investigated.
On the antiX DWM Spin, I am using dunst.

As I don’t know how to program in Bash, so I can only give suggestions and ideas. I think of some options:

1 – Include the “dunst” package and all its dependencies: libc6 (>= 2.17), libcairo2 (>= 1.10.0), libgdk-pixbuf2.0-0 (>= 2.31.1), libglib2.0-0 (>= 2.35.8), libnotify4 (>= 0.7.0), libpango-1.0-0 (>= 1.14.0), libpangocairo-1.0-0 (>= 1.22.0), libx11-6, libxext6, libxinerama1 , libxrandr2 (>= 2:1.5.0), libxss1, default-dbus-session-bus | dbus-session-bus as dependencies for “touchpad-toggle.sh”. This made me sad, because “touchpad-toggle.sh” worked perfectly just with the “xinput” package.

2 – Include in “touchpad-toggle.sh” windows or dialog boxes, where the user presses a button to “Disable Touchpad” and another button to “Enable Touchpad”. In this window or in another one, the confirmation message can be displayed.

3 – With or without the confirmation messages, what I know is that “touchpad-toggle.sh” works.

I appreciate you posting here the description of “dunst”.

I will work on it during my lunch and attach to this post unless you have a repo where you want me to do a merge or pull request.

If the antiX forum administrators or moderators don’t complain that we are consuming disk space from the forum service provider, then we can continue posting here. Or if you prefer, you can upload everything to your GitLab and you just let me know here so I can download the latest script from there.

As private messaging in this forum is disabled, we will only be able to communicate here on the forum or by email. My GMail is public, it’s “marcelocripe”. If you prefer, you can also email me updated versions to test with the translation features I plan to include in the script.

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I have no preference for the icon. I assume there a touchpad icon in whatever icon theme antiX is using.

Eu procurei nas pastas das imagens dos ícones no antiX 22, mas eu não encontrei nenhuma que fosse coerente com o programa. Por favor, tente encontrar uma imagem e envie para o seu GitLab, assim eu posso baixar de lá.

It never occurred to me antiX didn’t have a notification daemon. If it does, then that will need to be investigated.
On the antiX DWM Spin, I am using dunst.

Como eu não sei programar no Bash, então eu só posso dar sugestões e ideias. Eu penso em algumas opções:

1 – Incluir o pacote “dunst” e todas as suas dependências: libc6 (>= 2.17), libcairo2 (>= 1.10.0), libgdk-pixbuf2.0-0 (>= 2.31.1), libglib2.0-0 (>= 2.35.8), libnotify4 (>= 0.7.0), libpango-1.0-0 (>= 1.14.0), libpangocairo-1.0-0 (>= 1.22.0), libx11-6, libxext6, libxinerama1, libxrandr2 (>= 2:1.5.0), libxss1, default-dbus-session-bus | dbus-session-bus como sendo dependências para o “touchpad-toggle.sh”. Isso me deixou triste, porque o “touchpad-toggle.sh” funcionou perfeitamente apenas com o pacote “xinput”.

2 – Incluir no “touchpad-toggle.sh” janelas ou caixas de diálogos, onde o usuário pressiona um botão para “Desativar o Touchpad” e um outro botão para “Ativar o Touchpad”. Nesta janela ou em uma outra, pode ser exibido a mensagem de confirmação.

3 – Com ou sem as mensagens de confirmações, o que eu sei é que o “touchpad-toggle.sh” funciona.

Eu agradeço por você postar aqui a descrição do “dunst”.

I will work on it during my lunch and attach to this post unless you have a repo where you want me to do a merge or pull request.

Se os administradores ou moderadores do fórum do antiX não reclamarem por estarmos consumindo espaço em disco do provedor de serviços do fórum, então poderemos continuar postando aqui. Ou se você preferir, você pode enviar tudo para o seu GitLab e você só me avisa aqui para eu baixar de lá o script mais recente.

Como a mensagem particular neste fórum está desativada, só poderemos nos comunicar aqui no fórum ou por e-mail. O meu GMail é público, é “marcelocripe”. Se você preferir, também poderá me enviar por e-mail as versões atualizadas para serem testadas com os recursos de tradução que eu pretendo incluir no script.

[Member PPC]

I’m not sure if the Toggle off touchpad only when there’s a mouse is what you folks want here, but I reworked my previous script and added yad output windows (so there’s no need to have system notifications working… Also, there’s a warning, if no touchpad is found…

#!/usr/bin/env bash
declare -i ID
ID=xinput list | grep -Eio '(touchpad|glidepoint)\s*id\=[0-9]{1,2}' | grep -Eo '[0-9]{1,2}'
info=""

if [ -n "$(ls /dev/input/by-id/*mouse 2>/dev/null | grep -i 'usb\|PS\|COM')" ]
then echo "antiX found a mouse, trying to disabling touchpad"
 xinput disable $ID|| yad --center --text="No touchpad was found" --button=" x " 
else 
xinput enable $ID || info="No touchpad was found"
 yad --center --text="No mice around, trying to enable touchpad \n $info" --button=" x " 
 
fi

[Member marcelocripe]

I don’t know if you can translate “Device Enabled” for it comes from xinput. I have no idea what the output is for non-English systems. Easy enough to test.

I wasn’t sure if the text ‘Device Enabled’ should be included or not for the translation, so I asked the question for you.

If the other two sentences echo $”Touchpad disabled.” and echo $”Touchpad enabled.” are translated in the test that I can do tonight (in my time zone) and the modified script does not show an error, I will send it to you here in this topic. The objective will be that the script with the changes to receive the translation resources can be tested at least for a second language other than English and Brazilian Portuguese. If everything is working properly (the script and the translations), you can update the script in your GitLab, as well as add a .desktop file for the script. If we get success and the interest of the other volunteer translators in wanting to translate “touchpad-toggle.po”, the next natural step will be to create a .deb package and I can help you with that, thanks to Robin’s teachings.

At the end of my text is a proposal for the .desktop file. You will need to choose the “Name=Touchpad Toggle” (this is the name that will be displayed in the menu), under which category “Categories=Utility;” will be displayed. or “Categories=Settings;HardwareSettings;”, in addition to choosing an existing antiX image or creating an exclusive image for the program.

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I don’t know if you can translate “Device Enabled” for it comes from xinput. I have no idea what the output is for non-English systems. Easy enough to test.

Eu não tinha certeza se o texto ‘Device Enabled’ deveria ser incluso ou não para a tradução, por isso, eu fiz a pergunta para você.

Se as outras duas frases echo $”Touchpad disabled.” e echo $”Touchpad enabled.” forem traduzidas no teste que eu poderei fazer hoje à noite (no meu fuso horário) e o script modificado não apresentar erro, eu te enviarei aqui neste tópico. O objetivo será que o script com as alterações para receber os recursos de tradução possa ser testado ao menos por um segundo idioma diferente do Inglês e do Português do Brasil. Se tudo estiver funcionando adequadamente (o script e as traduções), você poderá atualizar o script no seu GitLab, além de adicionar um arquivo .desktop para o script. Se obtivermos sucesso e o interesse dos outros tradutores voluntários em querer traduzir o “touchpad-toggle.po”, o próximo passo natural será criarmos um pacote .deb e eu posso te ajudar com isso, graças os ensinamentos do Robin.

No final do meu texto está uma proposta para o arquivo .desktop. Você precisará escolher o “Name=Touchpad Toggle” (é o nome que será exibido no menu), em qual categoria será exibido “Categories=Utility;” ou “Categories=Settings;HardwareSettings;”, além de escolher uma imagem existente no antiX ou criar uma imagem exclusiva para o programa.

touchpad-toggle.desktop:

[Desktop Entry]
[Desktop Entry]
Categories=Utility;
#or
#Categories=Settings;HardwareSettings;
Encoding=UTF-8
Exec=touchpad-toggle.sh
Icon=
Terminal=false
NoDisplay=True
Type=Application

Name=Touchpad Toggle
Name[am]=የመዳሰሻ ሰሌዳ መቀየሪያ
Name[ar]=تمكين أو تعطيل لوحة اللمس
Name[bn]=টাচপ্যাড সক্ষম বা নিষ্ক্রিয় করুন
Name[ca]=Commutador de Touchpad
Name[cs]=Touchpad Přepnout
Name[cy]=Toglo Touchpad
Name[de]=Touchpad-Umschalter
Name[el]=εναλλαγή επιφάνειας αφής
Name[eo]=Touchpad Baskulo
Name[et]=Touchpad lüliti
Name[fr_BE]=Touchpad marche/arrêt
Name[fr]=Touchpad marche/arrêt
Name[ga]=Toghadh Touchpad
Name[gd]=Togail Touchpad
Name[gu]=ટચપેડને સક્ષમ અથવા અક્ષમ કરો
Name[hi]=टचपॅड सक्षम किंवा अक्षम करा
Name[ht]=Touchpad baskile
Name[id]=Beralih Touchpad
Name[it]=Attiva/disattiva Touchpad
Name[ja]=Touchpad トグルへ
Name[km]=បើកឬបិទបន្ទះប៉ះ
Name[kn]=ಟಚ್‌ಪ್ಯಾಡ್ ಅನ್ನು ಸಕ್ರಿಯಗೊಳಿಸಿ ಅಥವಾ ನಿಷ್ಕ್ರಿಯಗೊಳಿಸಿ
Name[ko]=Touchpad 토글
Name[lo]=Touchpad ສະຫຼັບ
Name[mi]=Takahuri Touchpad
Name[ml]=ടച്ച്പാഡ് പ്രവർത്തനക്ഷമമാക്കുക അല്ലെങ്കിൽ പ്രവർത്തനരഹിതമാക്കുക
Name[mr]=ടച്ച്പാഡ് പ്രവർത്തനക്ഷമമാക്കുക അല്ലെങ്കിൽ പ്രവർത്തനരഹിതമാക്കുക
Name[ms]=Togol Touchpad
Name[ne]=Touchpad टगल
Name[nl]=Touchpad Wissel
Name[or]=ଟଚ୍ ପ୍ୟାଡ୍ ସକ୍ଷମ କିମ୍ବା ଅକ୍ଷମ କରନ୍ତୁ |
Name[pa]=ਟੱਚਪੈਡ ਨੂੰ ਸਮਰੱਥ ਜਾਂ ਅਯੋਗ ਕਰੋ
Name[pl]=Przełącznik Touchpad
Name[ps]=د ټچ پیډ فعال یا غیر فعال کړئ
Name[pt_BR]=Ativar ou Desativar o Touchpad
Name[pt]=Mudar de Touchpad
Name[ro]=Comutare Touchpad
Name[rw]=Toggle
Name[sd]=ٽچ پيڊ کي فعال يا غير فعال ڪريو
Name[si]=Touchpad සක්රිය හෝ අක්රිය කරන්න
Name[sk]=Touchpad prepínač
Name[so]=Toggle Touchpad
Name[sr]=Цонки ТогглеОмогућите или онемогућите додирну таблу
Name[su]=Touchpad Togel
Name[sv]=Touchpad Toggle
Name[ta]=டச்பேடை இயக்கவும் அல்லது முடக்கவும்
Name[te]=టచ్‌ప్యాడ్‌ను ప్రారంభించండి లేదా నిలిపివేయండి
Name[tr]=Touchpad Geçişi
Name[tt]=Омогућите или онемогућите додирну таблу
Name[uk]=Перемикач Touchpad
Name[ur]=ٹچ پیڈ کو فعال یا غیر فعال کریں۔
Name[yi]=געבן אָדער דיסייבאַל די טאָוטשפּאַד
Name[zh_CN]=Touchpad 切换
Name[zh_TW]=Touchpad 切換

[Member techore]

marcelocripe wrote:

The phrases to be translated are these ‘Device Enabled’, “Touchpad disabled.” and “Touchpad enabled.”?

I don’t know if you can translate “Device Enabled” for it comes from xinput. I have no idea what the output is for non-English systems. Easy enough to test.

I did a quick test for the Touchpad enabled/disabled.

$ TOUCHPAD_en="Touchpad"
$ TOUCHPADSTATE_en="Enabled"
$ notify-send "$TOUCHPAD_en $TOUCHPADSTATE_en" -t 3000

On execution, dunst notifies, so it does work.

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[Member marcelocripe]

I (would) use both. They serve two different uses, really.

I haven’t been able to test your script yet. But if I understood correctly, when it runs it disables the touchpad, when it runs again it turns the touchpad on. This is the best case scenario as the user chooses when to disable or enable the touchpad.

The phrases to be translated are these ‘Device Enabled’, “Touchpad disabled.” and “Touchpad enabled.”? Which phrases will be displayed in the graphical interface?

Can they be given the double quotes and a dollar sign “$”, without damaging the programming code? For example:

$’Device Enabled’

echo $”Touchpad disabled.”

echo $”Touchpad enabled.”

A third touchpad feature to consider is disabling the touchpad when typing for X seconds to avoid palm selection and accidental deletion. Another item, on my “To do” list.

If this option is to be included in the script, it would be interesting to have this information in the graphical interface.

I hope Spaz doesn’t get upset that we use this thread to continue the details of the script.

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I (would) use both. They serve two different uses, really.

Eu ainda não pude testar o seu script. Mas se eu consegui compreender corretamente, quando ele é executado desativa o touchpad, quando ele é executado novamente, ele ativa o touchpad. Este é o melhor cenário possível, pois o usuário escolhe quando desativar ou ativar o touchpad.

A frases para serem traduzidas são estas ‘Device Enabled’, “Touchpad disabled.” e “Touchpad enabled.”? Quais frases serão exibidas na interface gráfica?

Elas podem ser receber as aspas duplas e um sinal de cifrão “$”, sem danificar o código de programação? Por exemplo:

$’Device Enabled’

echo $”Touchpad disabled.”

echo $”Touchpad enabled.”

A third touchpad feature to consider is disabling the touchpad when typing for X seconds to avoid palm selection and accidental deletion. Another item, on my “To do” list.

Se esta opção for entrar no script, seria interessante que houvesse esta informação na interface gráfica.

Eu espero que o Spaz não fique chateado de utilizarmos este tópico para darmos continuidade aos detalhes do script.