libinput touchpad is always ON with Ubuntu 18.04












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I have a Lenovo L540 with trackpoint and touchpad. My system is Ubuntu 18.04 up to date. I would like to switch the touchpad off. I found that if I go to system settings - Mouse & Touchpad, I can switch off the touchpad. The touchpad is now OFF.



But after suspend or restart, the touchpad is working again and under system settings I see that touchpad is ON. I must switch it off again.



Is there any way to keep the touchpad switch off permanent?










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  • you're using a dev version so file a launchpad bug

    – doug
    Feb 8 at 22:20











  • I don't understud why my question is closed!! I don't use a developmet version. I'm using Ubuntu 18.04 standard.

    – user866381
    2 days ago











  • Well you said in question "My system is Ubuntu 19.04 ", was that an unfortunate typo?

    – doug
    2 days ago
















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I have a Lenovo L540 with trackpoint and touchpad. My system is Ubuntu 18.04 up to date. I would like to switch the touchpad off. I found that if I go to system settings - Mouse & Touchpad, I can switch off the touchpad. The touchpad is now OFF.



But after suspend or restart, the touchpad is working again and under system settings I see that touchpad is ON. I must switch it off again.



Is there any way to keep the touchpad switch off permanent?










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  • you're using a dev version so file a launchpad bug

    – doug
    Feb 8 at 22:20











  • I don't understud why my question is closed!! I don't use a developmet version. I'm using Ubuntu 18.04 standard.

    – user866381
    2 days ago











  • Well you said in question "My system is Ubuntu 19.04 ", was that an unfortunate typo?

    – doug
    2 days ago














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I have a Lenovo L540 with trackpoint and touchpad. My system is Ubuntu 18.04 up to date. I would like to switch the touchpad off. I found that if I go to system settings - Mouse & Touchpad, I can switch off the touchpad. The touchpad is now OFF.



But after suspend or restart, the touchpad is working again and under system settings I see that touchpad is ON. I must switch it off again.



Is there any way to keep the touchpad switch off permanent?










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I have a Lenovo L540 with trackpoint and touchpad. My system is Ubuntu 18.04 up to date. I would like to switch the touchpad off. I found that if I go to system settings - Mouse & Touchpad, I can switch off the touchpad. The touchpad is now OFF.



But after suspend or restart, the touchpad is working again and under system settings I see that touchpad is ON. I must switch it off again.



Is there any way to keep the touchpad switch off permanent?







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  • you're using a dev version so file a launchpad bug

    – doug
    Feb 8 at 22:20











  • I don't understud why my question is closed!! I don't use a developmet version. I'm using Ubuntu 18.04 standard.

    – user866381
    2 days ago











  • Well you said in question "My system is Ubuntu 19.04 ", was that an unfortunate typo?

    – doug
    2 days ago



















  • you're using a dev version so file a launchpad bug

    – doug
    Feb 8 at 22:20











  • I don't understud why my question is closed!! I don't use a developmet version. I'm using Ubuntu 18.04 standard.

    – user866381
    2 days ago











  • Well you said in question "My system is Ubuntu 19.04 ", was that an unfortunate typo?

    – doug
    2 days ago

















you're using a dev version so file a launchpad bug

– doug
Feb 8 at 22:20





you're using a dev version so file a launchpad bug

– doug
Feb 8 at 22:20













I don't understud why my question is closed!! I don't use a developmet version. I'm using Ubuntu 18.04 standard.

– user866381
2 days ago





I don't understud why my question is closed!! I don't use a developmet version. I'm using Ubuntu 18.04 standard.

– user866381
2 days ago













Well you said in question "My system is Ubuntu 19.04 ", was that an unfortunate typo?

– doug
2 days ago





Well you said in question "My system is Ubuntu 19.04 ", was that an unfortunate typo?

– doug
2 days ago










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I found an Archlinux article about disabling the touchpad with xinput.

1. Get its name with xinput list.
2. Disable it with xinput disable <device name>.



For more information, see https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Libinput#Disable_touchpad.






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  • Hello Dominik, thanks for Your answer. I tried it. It completely disable the touchpad and I can't use the keys which work still if I disable the touchpad using system settings. Remember I have a Lenovo laptop and use the trackpoint which have no mouse keys.

    – user866381
    Feb 9 at 16:00











  • So you just want to disable the touchpad despite the keys? This might be helpful: unix.stackexchange.com/questions/156949/…

    – Dominik K
    Feb 9 at 18:59











  • Hello Dominik, I take a look at question 156949. I see no help in that.

    – user866381
    12 hours ago











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I found an Archlinux article about disabling the touchpad with xinput.

1. Get its name with xinput list.
2. Disable it with xinput disable <device name>.



For more information, see https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Libinput#Disable_touchpad.






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  • Hello Dominik, thanks for Your answer. I tried it. It completely disable the touchpad and I can't use the keys which work still if I disable the touchpad using system settings. Remember I have a Lenovo laptop and use the trackpoint which have no mouse keys.

    – user866381
    Feb 9 at 16:00











  • So you just want to disable the touchpad despite the keys? This might be helpful: unix.stackexchange.com/questions/156949/…

    – Dominik K
    Feb 9 at 18:59











  • Hello Dominik, I take a look at question 156949. I see no help in that.

    – user866381
    12 hours ago
















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I found an Archlinux article about disabling the touchpad with xinput.

1. Get its name with xinput list.
2. Disable it with xinput disable <device name>.



For more information, see https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Libinput#Disable_touchpad.






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  • Hello Dominik, thanks for Your answer. I tried it. It completely disable the touchpad and I can't use the keys which work still if I disable the touchpad using system settings. Remember I have a Lenovo laptop and use the trackpoint which have no mouse keys.

    – user866381
    Feb 9 at 16:00











  • So you just want to disable the touchpad despite the keys? This might be helpful: unix.stackexchange.com/questions/156949/…

    – Dominik K
    Feb 9 at 18:59











  • Hello Dominik, I take a look at question 156949. I see no help in that.

    – user866381
    12 hours ago














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I found an Archlinux article about disabling the touchpad with xinput.

1. Get its name with xinput list.
2. Disable it with xinput disable <device name>.



For more information, see https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Libinput#Disable_touchpad.






share|improve this answer













I found an Archlinux article about disabling the touchpad with xinput.

1. Get its name with xinput list.
2. Disable it with xinput disable <device name>.



For more information, see https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Libinput#Disable_touchpad.







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  • Hello Dominik, thanks for Your answer. I tried it. It completely disable the touchpad and I can't use the keys which work still if I disable the touchpad using system settings. Remember I have a Lenovo laptop and use the trackpoint which have no mouse keys.

    – user866381
    Feb 9 at 16:00











  • So you just want to disable the touchpad despite the keys? This might be helpful: unix.stackexchange.com/questions/156949/…

    – Dominik K
    Feb 9 at 18:59











  • Hello Dominik, I take a look at question 156949. I see no help in that.

    – user866381
    12 hours ago



















  • Hello Dominik, thanks for Your answer. I tried it. It completely disable the touchpad and I can't use the keys which work still if I disable the touchpad using system settings. Remember I have a Lenovo laptop and use the trackpoint which have no mouse keys.

    – user866381
    Feb 9 at 16:00











  • So you just want to disable the touchpad despite the keys? This might be helpful: unix.stackexchange.com/questions/156949/…

    – Dominik K
    Feb 9 at 18:59











  • Hello Dominik, I take a look at question 156949. I see no help in that.

    – user866381
    12 hours ago

















Hello Dominik, thanks for Your answer. I tried it. It completely disable the touchpad and I can't use the keys which work still if I disable the touchpad using system settings. Remember I have a Lenovo laptop and use the trackpoint which have no mouse keys.

– user866381
Feb 9 at 16:00





Hello Dominik, thanks for Your answer. I tried it. It completely disable the touchpad and I can't use the keys which work still if I disable the touchpad using system settings. Remember I have a Lenovo laptop and use the trackpoint which have no mouse keys.

– user866381
Feb 9 at 16:00













So you just want to disable the touchpad despite the keys? This might be helpful: unix.stackexchange.com/questions/156949/…

– Dominik K
Feb 9 at 18:59





So you just want to disable the touchpad despite the keys? This might be helpful: unix.stackexchange.com/questions/156949/…

– Dominik K
Feb 9 at 18:59













Hello Dominik, I take a look at question 156949. I see no help in that.

– user866381
12 hours ago





Hello Dominik, I take a look at question 156949. I see no help in that.

– user866381
12 hours ago


















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