Hi intrigeri,
Am Sa., 31. Aug. 2019 um 09:46 Uhr schrieb intrigeri <intrigeri@???>:
> Hi Michael,
>
> >>>> In 3.15 i can click on the bottom right part of my touchpad like i
> do in
> >>>> Windows or hit the touchpad anywhere with two fingers (that was
> completely
> >>>> new for me).
> >>>> In 4.0 i can not click on the bottom right part of my touchpad
> anymore.
> >>>> The only way to do a right-click is hitting the touchpad anywhere
> with two
> >>>> fingers.
> >>>> The left click is still working the same in both versions and the same
> >>>> like in Windows. Either click on the bottom left part of my touchpad
> or hit
> >>>> on the touchpad with one finger.
>
> >> Wow, indeed it sounds like a serious problem if the way to do
> >> right-click in Windows doesn't work in Tails.
>
> I've tried to reproduce on 2 laptops that have a touchpad:
>
> 1. One that has separate physical buttons below the touchpad, outside
> of the area that can be used for tapping/dragging/etc..
>
> These buttons work as expected. No behavior change since Tails 3.x
> ⇒ out of scope.
>
> 2. One that has no visible physical buttons, but the touchpad is
> hinged at the top and the bottom left & right areas can be
> depressed, providing physical feedback similar to a button.
> That is, a Mac-style touchpad, which is becoming the norm on recent
> hardware, because it increases the surface that can be used for
> tapping/dragging/etc., compared to separate physical buttons.
>
> The only way to produce a right click is to do a two-fingers tap.
> The somewhat-physical buttons produce a left click.
>
> I can revert to the previous behaviour by running any of these two
> commands:
>
> gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.peripherals.touchpad click-method
> areas
> gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.peripherals.touchpad click-method
> default
>
> Michael, can you please try these commands and tell me if any of
> them fixes the problem you've been experiencing?
>
Yes i tried the first command and now i have the possibility to do both.
Either do a right-click on the bottom right part of the touchpad like i
know it from widnows or do a two-fingers tap anywhere.
I did a reboot then and tried the second command and it seems its doing the
same like the first command so both commands seems to revert the changes.