Re: Running synclient before the greeter appears

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Anno domini 2024 Tue, 21 May 11:55:21 -0500
 J Leslie Turriff via tde-devels scripsit:
> 	I'm setting up a laptop machine that doesn't have a BIOS setting for
> disabling its touchpad.  I can run synclient in the user's .bashrc, but that
> doesn't disable it in the greeter, where one enters one's username and
> password.
> 	Where in the TDE startup sequence can I run synclient to disable the
> touchpad?

~/.xsessionrc or ~/.xinitrc depending on your system. Do someting like

( sleep 10; synclient ) &

just to be sure Xorg finished it's stuff.

Nik

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