Everytime I reboot/log in to a new session, I have to run gsynaptics to turn off the scrolling and such. Is there a reason why my settings are being reset?
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Everytime I reboot/log in to a new session, I have to run gsynaptics to turn off the scrolling and such. Is there a reason why my settings are being reset?
Ubuntu addict and loving it
in your startup you need:
gsynaptics-init --sm-disable
5 Cups of Ubuntu
Ok, I made a shell script for it... what exactly is --sm-disable?Originally Posted by kerry_s
Ubuntu addict and loving it
"--sm-disable" i think is so theres only 1 instance, but i'm not sure. thats the way it is in my startup when i installed it, i didn't have to manually add it, but then i'm using gnome, not lxde.
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