On 29/07/16 11:15, thomas cameron wrote:
I used to do it in All Settings/Mouse and Touchpad applet. It doesn't
appear to be there any more.
How do I tell Fedora to not use the touchpad?
I asked a similar question on this list, long ago, and was advised that
from the command line you can do
synclient TouchpadOff=1
and that worked for me. (Use "=0" to switch it back on again.)
I created my own panel icon to effect these commands via point and click.
Note that I am using an antediluvian release of Fedora (and an equally
old Mint desktop) so what I say above may be, uh, off the beam.
HTH, but.
cheers,
Rolf Turner
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