On Thu, Sep 27, 2012 at 10:42 AM, drago01
<drago01@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Not buying that. If you tap and nothing happens you may also think
that something is broken "why does my touchpad not work" ... this is
even more likely then your scenario.
So this argument is flawed as well.
But was tap to click ever enabled by default in Fedora then suddenly switched to disabled? If the default has always been disabled, why would a user have the expectation that tapping is broken when it was never a default in the first place? Moreover, a simple google of "fedora tap to click" tells you exactly how to enable it. This discussion is creating a problem where there isn't one. Tap to click is also disabled in OS X by default and I think Mac users are able to figure it out just fine. If they can find the setting, Fedora users can as well :)
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