Track pad doesn't respond to mouse settings on Dell D600
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Husse
I'm afraid they will have to share settings. I've seen somewhere that there is a method to let them have separate settings, but I have not found that method
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Husse
Ok that's not how I read you 
But if you read this forum carefully you will find some examples of me not reading whats on the screen :)
So regardless of how you change "Mouse settings" in the control center it's too slow?
There is a tool called qsynaptics (ksynaptics in KDE) that you might want to try - and where do you find this? In synaptic!
But if you read this forum carefully you will find some examples of me not reading whats on the screen :)So regardless of how you change "Mouse settings" in the control center it's too slow?
There is a tool called qsynaptics (ksynaptics in KDE) that you might want to try - and where do you find this? In synaptic!
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Husse