I mean it is not working.
After running the script neither the multitouch nor the normal side-scroll is working. So i removed the script from startup menu fopr now.
set +x
I mean the script is set as executable, as described in your HowTo.
My PC is absoloutly freshly set up – no changes done yet.
Oh – and no updates so far. I’m doing that now. Maybe that makes a difference?
You do have the 1825ptz, don’t you? With Ubuntu 10.10?
So if the script works for you, it’s quase impossible NOT to work on mine, eh?
Sleep time changed to 20 – no difference (not working)
OS updates are installed.
Yet – i run the 32bit version. Didn’t even know it’s a 64bit Processor.
Guess i’ll have a look at the 64bit version the next days. For now i allready spent way too much time trying to fix this essentiall missing feature.
I just gave my “old” Fujitsu U9200 to a friend – and i realy miss the multitouch badly…
thanks a lot!
Not working!
OS: Linux Mint 10 (=Ubuntu 10.10)
Kernel: 2.6.35-22
After the script is startet neither the “normal” scroll (right side of touchscreen) nor the multitouch works.
Just double checked the script – it’s complete & set +x
Btw – why the
[code]touch touchpad.run[/code]
the 2nd step (gedit) is enough to create the (new) document.
Hey I am a bit confused,
it is working for you or not?
with touch and gedit you are right, I wanted to make clear, that you need to create this file.
what to you mean with & set +x?
If you have problems that the script sometimes works after startup, sometimes not increase the sleep time
Hoi
I mean it is not working.
After running the script neither the multitouch nor the normal side-scroll is working. So i removed the script from startup menu fopr now.
set +x
I mean the script is set as executable, as described in your HowTo.
My PC is absoloutly freshly set up – no changes done yet.
Oh – and no updates so far. I’m doing that now. Maybe that makes a difference?
You do have the 1825ptz, don’t you? With Ubuntu 10.10?
So if the script works for you, it’s quase impossible NOT to work on mine, eh?
Yes I have Ubuntu 10.10 64Bit but a Acer1825PT not PTZ, but the touchpad should be the same.
Change the sleep 10 to sleep 15 and check again!
Sleep time changed to 20 – no difference (not working)
OS updates are installed.
Yet – i run the 32bit version. Didn’t even know it’s a 64bit Processor.
Guess i’ll have a look at the 64bit version the next days. For now i allready spent way too much time trying to fix this essentiall missing feature.
I just gave my “old” Fujitsu U9200 to a friend – and i realy miss the multitouch badly…
edit: of course i’m referring to the touchpad, not the screen!
sorry man doesn’t work 🙁
if you give me more info, I could maybe help you.
Is this extendable? do you think we can get rotation and such working to? I heard of touchegg – supposed to help with this sort of thing