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Tagged: Touch pad
I have an HP M4t8 laptop.
The touch pad works fine but i cant see how to change the settings for it.
I have the mouse settings but it doesn’t let me alter the touch pad. eg I want to switch of “tapping” and change its sensitivity.
Im still evaluating it by loading from a usb pen.
I have Ubuntu on my laptop but if I can get Antix to work the way i want I will change.
regards
Simon
I use synclient in my startup. It has the options you are asking about. You could install it from the repo if its not already.
# Turn off unintentional touchpad button 1 clicking
synclient tapbutton1=-1 &
https://www.techrepublic.com/article/tweak-your-touchpad-to-taste-in-linux/
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