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If you're using a synaptics touchpad, I actually worked around this by
adjusting the completely insane default settings that X is set up with.
Here's the config I run when I log into a new X session:


syn RightEdge 911
syn BottomEdge 670
syn MaxTapTime 250
syn BMaxTapMove 10
syn SingleTapTimeout 300
syn ClickTime 100
syn MaxDoubleTapTime 500
syn HorizEdgeScroll 0
syn SHMConfig true
syn AccelFactor .5
syn MinSpeed 0.8
syn MaxSpeed 0.8
syn ScrollButtonRepeat 50

This gives me right-side scrolling, a very responsive click, somewhat
sensitive touchpad movement, and a lower acceleration factor than I
recall X coming with.  All in all it cleaned up the absolutely atrocious
default synaptic behavior into something that's somewhat liveable.
Please try this if you have a synaptics touchpad and see if it cures
your click woes.

If it does, please post that it does, and perhaps we can entice the
troll under the linux synaptics bridge to change the defaults.

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Title:
  touchpad tap-to-click response delayed .5 seconds

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