Does anyone know another method of temporarily disabling the touchpad?
Maybe the new Xorg offers a more flexible configuration?
The script should probably reside in
/usr/lib/udev/
and probably also be called once after X has come up
(otherwise the touchpad would not be disabled
when X is started and the mouse had already been plugged in.)
True. It's just too insecure.
Does anyone know another method of temporarily disabling the touchpad?
Maybe the new Xorg offers a more flexible configuration?
The script should probably reside in
/usr/lib/udev/
and probably also be called once after X has come up
(otherwise the touchpad would not be disabled
when X is started and the mouse had already been plugged in.)