** (gsynaptics-init:18215): WARNING **: Using synclient
Unknown parameter CoastingSpeedThreashold
it is very easy to fix this error, just modify the string containing
CoastingSpeedThreashold
maybe replacing it by just the first part of the name:
CoastingSpeed
that appears to be just a typing mistake
in the source files for:
I dont know how to modify that files in the repository, also I uninstalled thouchpad before reporting the bug.
neither I am 100% shure that the name replacement I suggested above is the intended behavior, because I haven't seen the source code.
I just browsed the object code discovering the string: "CoastingSpeedThreshold %s",
thus I inferred that this is part of a string format used to issue some code like
char format[]="something CoastingSpeedTreshold %s";
int value = some number;
....
sprintf(command,format,value);
system(command); or some of the exec family
I hope this helps to fix the problem. I regret not to know how to fix by my self being as easy as it seems because I am very busy at this moment to learn how.
the bug is present in gutsy
$ gsynaptics-init
** (gsynaptics- init:18215) : WARNING **: Using synclient reashold
Unknown parameter CoastingSpeedTh
it is very easy to fix this error, just modify the string containing reashold
CoastingSpeedTh
maybe replacing it by just the first part of the name:
CoastingSpeed
that appears to be just a typing mistake
in the source files for:
$ grep -ir CoastingSpeedTh reashold /usr/ bin/gsynaptics- init matches bin/gsynaptics matches
Binary file /usr/X11R6/
Binary file /usr/X11R6/
I dont know how to modify that files in the repository, also I uninstalled thouchpad before reporting the bug. hreshold %s",
neither I am 100% shure that the name replacement I suggested above is the intended behavior, because I haven't seen the source code.
I just browsed the object code discovering the string: "CoastingSpeedT
thus I inferred that this is part of a string format used to issue some code like
char format[]="something CoastingSpeedTr eshold %s"; command, format, value);
int value = some number;
....
sprintf(
system(command); or some of the exec family
I hope this helps to fix the problem. I regret not to know how to fix by my self being as easy as it seems because I am very busy at this moment to learn how.