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Related Application and/or Package Version (run apt policy $PACKAGE NAME):
N/A
Issue/Bug Description:
Installed Pop!_OS on a Dell Vostro 14-3468, everything seems ok but the touchpad is not behaving properly.
I can move the cursor on screen using the touchpad easily and tap to click and double-finger-tap to right click works fine.
When pressing the bottom-left and bottom-right on the touchpad I can hear a button press sound but nothing happens on screen and hence I can't use the touchpad to drag and drop icons or resize windows.
Essentially the touchpad is working partially and the clicks at the bottom don't work.
Steps to reproduce :
Get your hands on a Dell Vostro 14-3468
Nuke windows and install Pop!_OS on it.
Touchpad click on pressing the bottom stops working
Expected behavior:
Expecting the bottom left click to work so that I can hold it to resize windows or drag stuff.
Other Notes:
Tried using xev, clicking the button does nothing.
Distribution (run
cat /etc/os-release
):Related Application and/or Package Version (run
apt policy $PACKAGE NAME
):N/A
Issue/Bug Description:
Installed Pop!_OS on a Dell Vostro 14-3468, everything seems ok but the touchpad is not behaving properly.
I can move the cursor on screen using the touchpad easily and tap to click and double-finger-tap to right click works fine.
When pressing the bottom-left and bottom-right on the touchpad I can hear a button press sound but nothing happens on screen and hence I can't use the touchpad to drag and drop icons or resize windows.
Essentially the touchpad is working partially and the clicks at the bottom don't work.
Steps to reproduce :
Expected behavior:
Expecting the bottom left click to work so that I can hold it to resize windows or drag stuff.
Other Notes:
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