final tip: If you, like me, annoyed about the fact that after you upgrade the X server or of the synaptic touchpad driver by scrolling the touchpad works only on the right side of the touchpad and no more, if you put two fingers on the touchpad, the old behavior can quickly call restore the 'synclient'.
The configuration is done in current versions of xorg so not in the xorg.conf ...
By the way, I have also enabled the vertical scrolling and turned on clicks and double clicks:
# scrolling in all directions at once: synclient VertTwoFingerScroll = 1 synclient HorizTwoFingerScroll = 1 # click with left button: synclient TapButton1 = 1 # My default values: synclient MaxTapTime synclient MaxDoubleTapTime = 180 = 180
The joy has its limits - after a suspend to RAM you have to run the little script again so that the touchpad is configured. Apparently, the synaptics driver does not secure the status and displays it correctly after waking up not restore correctly. * Grr *
second Addendum: In
/ etc / pm / sleep.d
you can just throw scripts that run during suspend / resume. Here is my script50custon
: $ cat / etc/pm/sleep.d/50custom # / bin / bash restore_synaptics function () {VertTwoFingerScroll synclient synclient HorizTwoFingerScroll = 1 = 1 = 1 synclient TapButton1 synclient MaxTapTime synclient = 180 MaxDoubleTapTime = 180} case $ 1 in hibernate) logger "Hibernating -. Turning off speakers" / Usr / bin / amixer sset 'Master' mute;; suspend) logger "Suspending - turning off speakers." / Usr / bin / amixer sset 'Master' mute;; thaw) logger "Returning from hibernation" restore_synaptics;; resume) logger "Returning from suspend" restore_synaptics;; esac exit 0
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