Touchpad issue keys dosn't work on Ubuntu 18.04
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I have 2 in 1 Dell Inspiron 13 5378, and I encountered the following issue:
on the touchpad mode, the SPACEBAR && ENTER && DELETE button just doesn't respond
on Windows everything is working, on Ubuntu all the touch is working except those 3 buttons,
I tried turning around the screen, change buttons positions nothing helps
I talked with Dell Representative he was like "say what?! "
Ubuntu is installed as a partition on a windows machine, I can try reinstalling it all, but this will be the last resort,
Any insights would be amazing 3>
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I used this site: https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2396712 as a reference, got onboard, it doesn't fix my problem, but it's a different keyboard, more functionalities, will do until we'll the 19.04
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This problem is a bit unique, couldn't find something on the web
I have 2 in 1 Dell Inspiron 13 5378, and I encountered the following issue:
on the touchpad mode, the SPACEBAR && ENTER && DELETE button just doesn't respond
on Windows everything is working, on Ubuntu all the touch is working except those 3 buttons,
I tried turning around the screen, change buttons positions nothing helps
I talked with Dell Representative he was like "say what?! "
Ubuntu is installed as a partition on a windows machine, I can try reinstalling it all, but this will be the last resort,
Any insights would be amazing 3>
EDIT:
I used this site: https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2396712 as a reference, got onboard, it doesn't fix my problem, but it's a different keyboard, more functionalities, will do until we'll the 19.04
mouse touchpad dell
asked Dec 12 at 17:26
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I've never had a touchscreen computer myself, but seeing as the only thing that doesn't work is a few buttons in your on-screen keyboard, maybe you could try switching to a different onscreen keyboard. See here: ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2396712 ...there are also a few other suggestions in this post that could possibly help you
– Hee Jin
Dec 12 at 18:21
thank you my friend, got onboard, not the best alternative, but meanwhile at least maybe next version 19.04 they'll fully support touch
– J.vay
Dec 13 at 5:42
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This problem is a bit unique, couldn't find something on the web
I have 2 in 1 Dell Inspiron 13 5378, and I encountered the following issue:
on the touchpad mode, the SPACEBAR && ENTER && DELETE button just doesn't respond
on Windows everything is working, on Ubuntu all the touch is working except those 3 buttons,
I tried turning around the screen, change buttons positions nothing helps
I talked with Dell Representative he was like "say what?! "
Ubuntu is installed as a partition on a windows machine, I can try reinstalling it all, but this will be the last resort,
Any insights would be amazing 3>
EDIT:
I used this site: https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2396712 as a reference, got onboard, it doesn't fix my problem, but it's a different keyboard, more functionalities, will do until we'll the 19.04
mouse touchpad dell
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This problem is a bit unique, couldn't find something on the web
I have 2 in 1 Dell Inspiron 13 5378, and I encountered the following issue:
on the touchpad mode, the SPACEBAR && ENTER && DELETE button just doesn't respond
on Windows everything is working, on Ubuntu all the touch is working except those 3 buttons,
I tried turning around the screen, change buttons positions nothing helps
I talked with Dell Representative he was like "say what?! "
Ubuntu is installed as a partition on a windows machine, I can try reinstalling it all, but this will be the last resort,
Any insights would be amazing 3>
EDIT:
I used this site: https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2396712 as a reference, got onboard, it doesn't fix my problem, but it's a different keyboard, more functionalities, will do until we'll the 19.04
mouse touchpad dell
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I've never had a touchscreen computer myself, but seeing as the only thing that doesn't work is a few buttons in your on-screen keyboard, maybe you could try switching to a different onscreen keyboard. See here: ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2396712 ...there are also a few other suggestions in this post that could possibly help you
– Hee Jin
Dec 12 at 18:21
thank you my friend, got onboard, not the best alternative, but meanwhile at least maybe next version 19.04 they'll fully support touch
– J.vay
Dec 13 at 5:42
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I've never had a touchscreen computer myself, but seeing as the only thing that doesn't work is a few buttons in your on-screen keyboard, maybe you could try switching to a different onscreen keyboard. See here: ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2396712 ...there are also a few other suggestions in this post that could possibly help you
– Hee Jin
Dec 12 at 18:21
thank you my friend, got onboard, not the best alternative, but meanwhile at least maybe next version 19.04 they'll fully support touch
– J.vay
Dec 13 at 5:42
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I've never had a touchscreen computer myself, but seeing as the only thing that doesn't work is a few buttons in your on-screen keyboard, maybe you could try switching to a different onscreen keyboard. See here: ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2396712 ...there are also a few other suggestions in this post that could possibly help you
– Hee Jin
Dec 12 at 18:21
I've never had a touchscreen computer myself, but seeing as the only thing that doesn't work is a few buttons in your on-screen keyboard, maybe you could try switching to a different onscreen keyboard. See here: ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2396712 ...there are also a few other suggestions in this post that could possibly help you
– Hee Jin
Dec 12 at 18:21
thank you my friend, got onboard, not the best alternative, but meanwhile at least maybe next version 19.04 they'll fully support touch
– J.vay
Dec 13 at 5:42
thank you my friend, got onboard, not the best alternative, but meanwhile at least maybe next version 19.04 they'll fully support touch
– J.vay
Dec 13 at 5:42
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I've never had a touchscreen computer myself, but seeing as the only thing that doesn't work is a few buttons in your on-screen keyboard, maybe you could try switching to a different onscreen keyboard. See here: ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2396712 ...there are also a few other suggestions in this post that could possibly help you
– Hee Jin
Dec 12 at 18:21
thank you my friend, got onboard, not the best alternative, but meanwhile at least maybe next version 19.04 they'll fully support touch
– J.vay
Dec 13 at 5:42