Closed pointhi closed 8 years ago
Hi @pointhi
I didn't face this issue with any of the machines on which I have used this extension. You could always set your preferred/working switching method under the extension's settings. This has to be done only once after you install the extension so I suppose it's no big deal.
However if others too report this issue, I could always set xinput
as the default switching method.
Was struggling with getting the extension to work and finally found this. Changing the switch method fixed it for me as well.
Ubuntu Gnome 16.06 which is also Gnome 3.20 so a change in 3.20 might be the culprit.
@neclimdul
Thank you for reporting.
Next version will have xinput
as the default switching method.
Probably releated to: https://github.com/orangeshirt/gnome-shell-extension-touchpad-indicator/issues/43
When using the default Switch Method, the touchpad is not going to be disabled. On the other hand, using
Synclient
orXInput
worked without problem.(I'm using Antergos, with Gnome 3.20)