On Tue, 2002-03-05 at 10:48, Rogério Brito wrote: > > Dear people, > > Some weeks ago, I got myself a new iBook 600 combo and it > works well, but I still have one problem with it, namely, its > trackpad behaviour. > > I happen to actually like tapping in the trackpad area for > double clicks and dragging windows. I don't like the "lock" > behaviour, which requires me an extra "click" to "drop the > windows". > > But here comes my problem: when I use "trackpad drag", say I > double-tap the title bar of a window, drag it to the desired > position and lift my finger from the trackpad. > > After I lift my finger from the trackpad, the mouse cursor is > still kept in the "move mode" for an amount of time, before it > reverts to the "pointing mode", i.e, the window is not > "dropped". During this (short, but annoying) delay, it seems > that the events that I generate in the trackpad are ignored. > > I would prefer that the cursor changed from the "move move" to > the "pointing mode" as soon as I lifted my finger from the > trackpad. Is it possible to change this behaviour via software > or is it a limitation of the hardware? The trackpad utility in the powerpc-utils package can change this behaviour. Has anybody tested the powermac-utils startup scripts ? Cheers -- /Bastien Nocera http://hadess.net
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