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 regarding general: Big issues with ThinkPad's Dual Mouse 
 (Trackpad/Trackpoint) 
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 From: Daniel  
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 Subject: general: Big issues with ThinkPad's Dual Mouse 
 (Trackpad/Trackpoint) 
 setup 
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 Dear Maintainer, 
  
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    * What led up to the situation? 
 Lenovo Thinkpad's are commonly used for Linux installs due to their modular 
 and readily-available parts nature. 
 Lenovo Thinkpads (modern ones) have a dual mouse setup, a regular Trackpad 
 and 
 also the Thinkpad Trackpoint (little red nib) 
 This causes an insane amount of mouse glitches, including triggering the 
 known 
 bug where the cursor moves on it's own 
    * What exactly did you do (or not do) that was effective (or 
      ineffective)? 
 I was forced to disable the trackpad entirely. 
    * What was the outcome of this action? 
 I now use the Trackpoint to navigate, however it is frustrating to scroll 
 because you have to hold the middle mouse button down- 
  to scroll with the trackpoint, but under Debian it triggers a paste action. 
    * What outcome did you expect instead? 
 Would really like a option to disable middle-click paste (yes you can 
 disable 
 paste selection on middle click, but not the clipboard) 
 Would also really like to increase reliability on dual mouse setups (Quite 
 rare- but especially applicable to Thinkpad laptops) 
 I may have also been able to disable the trackpoint, but couldn't find this 
 option in the GUI, so disabled the trackpad instead. 
 Would be really nice to have both working at once. 
  
 So to summarise, this is an issue concerning buggy support for dual-mouse 
 setups that especially effects Lenovo Thinkpad laptops. 
  
 Thanks. 
  
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