Command referenceTable of Contents
The touchpad configuration module is available in System Settings under → .
- How many fingers are detected by this touchpad?
How many separate fingers the touchpad detects during tapping.
- Two-finger emulation
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The state of two finger emulation support
- Pressure detection
The driver can detect the pressure of a touch
- Finger width detection
The driver can detect the width of the touched area
- Two-finger emulation
The driver supports two-finger emulation
- Buttons
The mouse buttons provided by the touchpad
- Cursor motion speed
- Minimum speed
The scaling between touchpad coordinates and screen coordinates at slow finger movement
- Maximum speed
The scaling between touchpad coordinates and screen coordinates at very fast finger movement
- Acceleration factor
The acceleration between Minimum speed and Maximum speed
- Continue cursor motion when hitting the touchpad edge
- For all movements, not only dragging
Always continue cursor movement, when hitting the touchpad edge, not only when dragging
- Horizontal scrolling
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Configure horizontal scrolling
- Horizontal scrolling with two fingers
If checked, scrolling horizontally by dragging with two fingers is enabled. If the touchpad does not support two-finger touches or two-finger emulation, this is disabled.
- Horizontal scrolling at the bottom edge
If checked, horizontal scrolling at the bottom edge is enabled
- Move distance to scroll a single line
The move distance of the finger to generate a horizontal scrolling event. The higher this value, the slower is horizontal scrolling.
- Vertical scrolling
- Vertical scrolling with two fingers
If checked, scrolling vertically by dragging with two fingers is enabled. If the touchpad does not support two-finger touches or two-finger emulation, this is disabled.
- Vertical scrolling at the right edge
If checked, vertical scrolling at the right edge is enabled
- Move distance to scroll a single line
The move distance of the finger to generate a vertical scrolling event. The higher this value, the slower is vertical scrolling.
- Continue edge scrolling automatically
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If checked, edge scrolling will continue automatically:
- Scrolling speed threshold to continue scrolling
The threshold of scrolling speed to automatically continue edge scrolling after lifting the finger from the touchpad (conventional coasting). If zero, Continue edge scrolling automatically is automatically disabled.
- Continue edge scrolling, while the finger stays in an edge corner
If checked, continue edge scrolling not after lifting the finger from the touchpad, but while the finger stays in the corner (corner coasting).
- Horizontal circular scrolling
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Enable or disable circular scrolling
- Area, which triggers circular scrolling
Configure the area, which triggers circular scrolling. Each item represents a corner or an edge on the touchpad
- Angle by which to move the finger to scroll a single line
Configure the angle, the finger needs to move on the touchpad in circular scrolling mode to scroll a single line. The higher this value, the slower is circular scrolling.
- General tapping settings
- Make single taps faster and double taps slower (fast taps)
Enable or disable fast taps. If fast taps are enabled, the driver will react faster on single taps, but slower on double clicks caused by double taps.
- Mouse clicks triggered by tapping
- Top left corner
Configures the mouse button, which is triggered by tapping the top left corner of the touchpad
- Top right corner
Configures the mouse button, which is triggered by tapping the top right corner of the touchpad
- Bottom left corner
Configures the mouse button, which is triggered by tapping the bottom left corner of the touchpad
- Bottom right corner
Configures the mouse button, which is triggered by tapping the bottom right corner of the touchpad
- Tapping with one finger
Configures the mouse button, which is triggered by tapping the touchpad with one finger
- Tapping with two fingers
Configures the mouse button, which is triggered by tapping the touchpad with two fingers simultaneously. Disabled, if the touchpad does not support two-finger taps or an emulation thereof
- Tapping with three fingers
Configures the mouse button, which is triggered by tapping the touchpad with three fingers simultaneously. Disabled, if the touchpad does not support three-finger taps
- Drag items by tapping the touchpad and then immediately touching it again
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Enable or disable the tap-and-drag gesture, which enables dragging by tapping the touchpad and then immediately touching it again.
- Continue dragging when releasing the finger until the touchpad is touched again
Continue a drag operation, if the finger is released from the touchpad, until the touchpad is tapped again.
- Timeout to automatically stop dragging
Timeout, after which a drop operation automatically stops, after the finger was lifted from the touchpad.