With KDE's reputation for configuring pretty much everything, I find it odd there is no option in the touchpad settings to disable taps while typing.
I have only recently started using my touchpad, previously having a wireless mouse connected, and I have to say it is one of the most infuriating things ever to be typing something and look up to find I am typing back up near the start of a document and have to try to figure it all out.
Why does KDE not have this option or if it does, where is it?
The option is there on my oneiric unity install and works well enough.
I know there are other ways of doing it but I feel such an option should be pretty standard.
In any case, I have put the following command in my startup - "/usr/bin/syndaemon -i 2 -d"
But for some reason, KDE crashes while logging in when it is enabled but logs in fine when I disable it again.
Though it does work fine in my kubuntu Natty installation.
I have only recently started using my touchpad, previously having a wireless mouse connected, and I have to say it is one of the most infuriating things ever to be typing something and look up to find I am typing back up near the start of a document and have to try to figure it all out.
Why does KDE not have this option or if it does, where is it?
The option is there on my oneiric unity install and works well enough.
I know there are other ways of doing it but I feel such an option should be pretty standard.
In any case, I have put the following command in my startup - "/usr/bin/syndaemon -i 2 -d"
But for some reason, KDE crashes while logging in when it is enabled but logs in fine when I disable it again.
Though it does work fine in my kubuntu Natty installation.
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