Ubuntu
gnome-control-center package

Touchpad setting does not "lock in" when you change from default

Bug #1118719 reported by craig10x
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This bug affects 12 people
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gnome-control-center (Ubuntu)
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Bug Description

On Ubuntu 13.04, when you go to system settings and adjust the pointer speed to a lower or higher number then the "default" it does not stay locked in when you close the program window...

If you open the program again and check the pointer speed setting, it shows as being right back to the default again...

I observed this bug not only when i ran the live session daily build of 13.04, but also after i actually installed it as well...
From feedback in the ubuntu forum about this, many others have observed having this bug also on their installed 13.04...

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Launchpad Janitor (janitor) wrote :

Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.

Changed in gnome-control-center (Ubuntu):
status: New → Confirmed
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Olivier (ofrancoeur) wrote :

Same problem here.

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Gareth Witty (vapedog1666) wrote :

Yep I get the same problem on my 13.04 on a Acer 5552 laptop.

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Yanhe (yanhe-dev) wrote :

Same problem on ThinkPad T430u.

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Andrea (sdrubish) wrote :

Same here on a desktop running 13.04 with a standard cheap usb mouse

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craig10x (craig10c) wrote :

I reported this back in February...I hope it will be assigned soon....it's a previous obvious bug and i am surprised it wasn't noticed by the developers from the beginning...and it affects everyone who uses ubuntu....not just those who have left comments here or affirmed that it affects them also...i had posted in ubuntu forums about it and asked everyone to check and all the people who replied noted the same thing...so please try to assign someone to it soon...thanks.

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