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[Fethi DILMI <fethidilmi@xxxxxxxxx>]

** Description changed:

  On MSI GT60-20C with Ubuntu 14.10, the touchpad freezes the XServer when
  combining LeftClick + Tap, or multifinger taps.
  
  As a workaround, I was partly initializing the XServer by performing a
  Ctrl+Alt+F1 then a Ctrl+Alt+F7. The touchpad continues to work after
  this.
  
  I tried to dig deeper into the problem, so when the XServer freezed
  again, I continued to move the cursor to a known place, I performed
  after my Ctrl+Alt+F1/F7 combination, and found the cursor in a different
  place after freezing. This actually means that when the XServer freezes
  it only stops rendering the place of the cursor.
  
  I got an idea, and installed Gnome Pointing Devices; I changed the
  settings of Vertical/Horizontal scrolling and the problem seemed to
  occur less up till now.
+ 
+ EDIT: It happened again, I was watching a video, the video continued to
+ play but the compositor stopped rendering the screen. I am running the
+ proprietary driver of NVidia on my OS.

** Description changed:

  On MSI GT60-20C with Ubuntu 14.10, the touchpad freezes the XServer when
  combining LeftClick + Tap, or multifinger taps.
  
  As a workaround, I was partly initializing the XServer by performing a
  Ctrl+Alt+F1 then a Ctrl+Alt+F7. The touchpad continues to work after
  this.
  
  I tried to dig deeper into the problem, so when the XServer freezed
  again, I continued to move the cursor to a known place, I performed
  after my Ctrl+Alt+F1/F7 combination, and found the cursor in a different
  place after freezing. This actually means that when the XServer freezes
  it only stops rendering the place of the cursor.
  
  I got an idea, and installed Gnome Pointing Devices; I changed the
  settings of Vertical/Horizontal scrolling and the problem seemed to
  occur less up till now.
  
  EDIT: It happened again, I was watching a video, the video continued to
  play but the compositor stopped rendering the screen. I am running the
- proprietary driver of NVidia on my OS.
+ opensource NVidia binary driver on my OS (NVidia GK106M GeForce GTX 770M
+ version 331.104 from nvidia-331)

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1393412

Title:
  Touchpad freezes XServer when using multifingers

Status in “xserver-xorg-input-synaptics” package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  On MSI GT60-20C with Ubuntu 14.10, the touchpad freezes the XServer
  when combining LeftClick + Tap, or multifinger taps.

  As a workaround, I was partly initializing the XServer by performing a
  Ctrl+Alt+F1 then a Ctrl+Alt+F7. The touchpad continues to work after
  this.

  I tried to dig deeper into the problem, so when the XServer freezed
  again, I continued to move the cursor to a known place, I performed
  after my Ctrl+Alt+F1/F7 combination, and found the cursor in a
  different place after freezing. This actually means that when the
  XServer freezes it only stops rendering the place of the cursor.

  I got an idea, and installed Gnome Pointing Devices; I changed the
  settings of Vertical/Horizontal scrolling and the problem seemed to
  occur less up till now.

  EDIT: It happened again, I was watching a video, the video continued
  to play but the compositor stopped rendering the screen. I am running
  the opensource NVidia binary driver on my OS (NVidia GK106M GeForce
  GTX 770M version 331.104 from nvidia-331)

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