Remember touch pad status after reboot
I have 2 different laptops, first with Linux Mint (A) and second with Xubuntu Budgie 18.04 (B). On (A) when I press FN+F7 the touch pad is toggled. When I reboot my system last setting is remembered. On (B) I have different behavior. After a reboot the touch pad is enabled. To find out how to configure it, I tried to find out which program is called, when I press the combination. I started xev but it doesn't register any key press, when I toggle the touch pad. But other FN keys like volume up and volume down are registered.
I'm looking for a way to store the last status of touch pad on Ubuntu Budgie so that I can toggle it with FN+F7. Is there command called when I press that combination and xev doesn't register it or is this function on hardware level? Is it possible to store the last status? Where would I configure it?
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I have 2 different laptops, first with Linux Mint (A) and second with Xubuntu Budgie 18.04 (B). On (A) when I press FN+F7 the touch pad is toggled. When I reboot my system last setting is remembered. On (B) I have different behavior. After a reboot the touch pad is enabled. To find out how to configure it, I tried to find out which program is called, when I press the combination. I started xev but it doesn't register any key press, when I toggle the touch pad. But other FN keys like volume up and volume down are registered.
I'm looking for a way to store the last status of touch pad on Ubuntu Budgie so that I can toggle it with FN+F7. Is there command called when I press that combination and xev doesn't register it or is this function on hardware level? Is it possible to store the last status? Where would I configure it?
keyboard shortcut-keys touchpad
asked 19 mins ago
Thomas SablikThomas Sablik
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I have 2 different laptops, first with Linux Mint (A) and second with Xubuntu Budgie 18.04 (B). On (A) when I press FN+F7 the touch pad is toggled. When I reboot my system last setting is remembered. On (B) I have different behavior. After a reboot the touch pad is enabled. To find out how to configure it, I tried to find out which program is called, when I press the combination. I started xev but it doesn't register any key press, when I toggle the touch pad. But other FN keys like volume up and volume down are registered.
I'm looking for a way to store the last status of touch pad on Ubuntu Budgie so that I can toggle it with FN+F7. Is there command called when I press that combination and xev doesn't register it or is this function on hardware level? Is it possible to store the last status? Where would I configure it?
keyboard shortcut-keys touchpad
asked 19 mins ago
Thomas SablikThomas Sablik
145110
I have 2 different laptops, first with Linux Mint (A) and second with Xubuntu Budgie 18.04 (B). On (A) when I press FN+F7 the touch pad is toggled. When I reboot my system last setting is remembered. On (B) I have different behavior. After a reboot the touch pad is enabled. To find out how to configure it, I tried to find out which program is called, when I press the combination. I started xev but it doesn't register any key press, when I toggle the touch pad. But other FN keys like volume up and volume down are registered.
I'm looking for a way to store the last status of touch pad on Ubuntu Budgie so that I can toggle it with FN+F7. Is there command called when I press that combination and xev doesn't register it or is this function on hardware level? Is it possible to store the last status? Where would I configure it?
keyboard shortcut-keys touchpad
keyboard shortcut-keys touchpad
asked 19 mins ago
Thomas SablikThomas Sablik
145110
asked 19 mins ago
Thomas SablikThomas Sablik
145110
asked 19 mins ago
Thomas SablikThomas Sablik
145110
asked 19 mins ago
Thomas SablikThomas Sablik
145110
asked 19 mins ago
Thomas SablikThomas Sablik
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