It seems as though 'mouse gestures' are permanently enabled (in KDE).
(I first noticed this when I migrated to Core 4 a month ago,
but I still get it on Core 5 test 3, and it never happened on Core 3).
a) When I use the touchpad to click on an item, say the fedora menu,
it will pop up, but as soon as I touch the mousepad again
to move along the menu, it acts as though I clicked the
menu button again, so the menu pops down.
b) Sometimes I might get so far as being able to click on the
logout option. The logout/shutdown window appears and the
screen starts to darken the background, but as soon as I
touch the mouse pad to move the pointer over to click on
the 'logout' button, it aborts the logout request, and
removes the window.
c) In Firefox, probably about 80% of the time, when I touch the
touchpad to move the mouse 'up and to the left' (to get to a
hyperlink), the browser acts as though I pushed the 'back' button.
d) Sometimes when I use the touchpad to move the curor 'up and left'
in a "Konsole" window, then window acts (scrolls) as though I was
dragging the scroll bar up.
All this sounds like 'mouse gestures' to me, so I went into
the KDE Control Center, and disabled 'gestures' in:
- accessibility,
- Input Actions
- disable mouse gestures globaly,
- in Actions->Konqueror gestures, I editied each entry and
explicitly disable each and every one.
But nothing has stopped this behaviour.
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