This is the list of input devices that it can see and I'm now wondering if Wayland is the cause of my issues. The following is the output of xinput: ╰─$ xinput -list I just don't know what to change to get it working. I've checked and my battery is showing no signs of swelling and for good measure I removed the battery to see if that would change anything and it doesnt.įinal test was to see if clicking in the BIOS settings worked and it does, so I'm fairly convinced that this is an issue on Ubuntu. Researching online, a number of people have had issues with the battery swelling and causing issues with the trackpad.
UPDATE 1: So after a couple of updates to my 18.10 install the touchpad stopped working with the tapping, so the trackpad will only scroll and move around but I can't click at all. This is intermittent with working or not and this also means that right click is not working as that works with a press and click on the right bottom area of the trackpad.ĭoes anyone know if this is a software issue?Īlso worth noting that two finger scrolling is working. The trackpad also has a press down until a physical click occurs. After installing Ubuntu 18.10, my trackpad is doing this interesting thing where I can lightly tap the track pad and it's registered as a single mouse click (and it works with double tap).
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