lp:~seb128/unity-settings-daemon/touchpad-key-new-gsettings

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Merged into lp:unity-settings-daemon at revision 4096

Iain Lane: Approve on 2015-09-30

Unity Settings Daemon Development Team: Pending requested 2015-09-30

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plugins/media-keys/gsd-media-keys-manager.c (+10/-4)

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4096. By Rui Matos on 2015-09-30

media-keys: Port touchpad toggle code to new settings schema
We forgot to update this on commit
ca754de5039fed6cb96b883dd8e41d8b22ebeea6 .

https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=747739

4095. By CI Train Bot Account on 2015-09-17

Releasing 15.04.1+15.10.20150917-0ubuntu1

4094. By Michael Terry on 2015-09-17

Notice when unplugging a closed laptop and apply the correct policy.

Patch by Kim Nguyễn. Fixes: #1456745

4093. By CI Train Bot Account on 2015-08-25

Releasing 15.04.1+15.10.20150825-0ubuntu1

4092. By Alberto Milone on 2015-08-25

Make touchscreen mapping non-blocking, and kill it if it takes more than 3 seconds; finally, in case of failure, try again after a few seconds. This helps on resume from S3 (LP: #1471708). Fixes: #1471708
Approved by: Iain Lane

4091. By CI Train Bot Account on 2015-08-18

Releasing 15.04.1+15.10.20150818-0ubuntu1

4090. By Tim Lunn on 2015-08-18

Cherry-pick upstream changes for relocated peripheral settings Fixes: #1475949

4089. By CI Train Bot Account on 2015-07-20

Releasing 15.04.1+15.10.20150720-0ubuntu1

4088. By Lars Karlitski on 2015-07-20

xsettings: include needed libs for test program
Approved by: Robert Ancell

4087. By Lars Karlitski on 2015-07-20

mouse: allow force-disabling touchpad

The mouse plugin currently makes sure that at least one pointing device is present. When the last external device is unplugged, it enables the touchpad (if present). However, that logic also enables the touchpad when it itself is "unplugged", for example by a hardware switch.

Fix this by not enabling the touchpad if that was the device that was just removed. Fixes: #1454950
Approved by: Robert Ancell