2009-06-17T15:58:43Ztag:limedaley.com,2018:/isso/thread/post/alps-touchpad-configurationtag:limedaley.com,2018:/isso/26/2742009-06-17T15:58:43ZLucas<p>I don't know if that can help...but I have got my alps touchpad clickable and scrollable on my Dell laptop with a Debian Lenny distribution without adding any line in xorg.conf.</p> <p>I have a small install with Xfce (netinstall).</p> <p>tpconfig (which pilots the touchpad) was automatically installed at the first install.</p> <p>I followed a tip to be able to shutdown the computer as normal user with Xfce (see: http://wiki.xfce.org/faq#session_manager) with dbus and hal. (I installed manually hal with aptitude) and added the user to the powerdev group:</p> <h1>gpasswd -a powerdev</h1> <p>I am not completely sure, but I think that the last command gave me the full functions of the touchpad...</p>