MouseAndTouchpad
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| == Prompting to set up a mouse or touchpad == | ## == Prompting to set up a mouse or touchpad == |
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| Whenever no pointing device is detected, the “Mouse & Touchpad” screen of System Settings should open with the text “No mouse or touchpad detected”. The following text should depend on the situation. * On a pocket PC: “You need to use a Bluetooth mouse or touchpad with this display. Make sure it is close to the phone and its batteries are charged.” * On a PC: “Connect a mouse or touchpad via USB, or use a Bluetooth device. If a Bluetooth device isn’t detected, make sure it is turned on and its batteries are charged.” |
## Whenever no pointing device is detected, the “Mouse & Touchpad” screen of System Settings should open with the text “No mouse or touchpad detected”. The following text should depend on the situation. ## * On a pocket PC: “You need to use a Bluetooth mouse or touchpad with this display. Make sure it is close to the phone and its batteries are charged.” ## * On a PC: “Connect a mouse or touchpad via USB, or use a Bluetooth device. If a Bluetooth device isn’t detected, make sure it is turned on and its batteries are charged.” |
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| As long as the screen is open, Bluetooth should be turned on to detect a Bluetooth keyboard. If it was off previously, it should turn off again if you exit the screen without connecting a device. | ## As long as the screen is open, Bluetooth should be turned on to detect a Bluetooth keyboard. If it was off previously, it should turn off again if you exit the screen without connecting a device. |
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| Ubuntu should open the “Mouse & Touchpad” screen of System Settings, to display this prompt, if all of these are true: * you are using a PC, or a pocket PC with a non-touch external display in use; * no pointing device has been detected; * a keyboard ''has'' been detected (so Ubuntu is not [[Keyboard#prompting|prompting you to connect a keyboard]] instead); * System Settings is not already the active app; * System Settings “Bluetooth” or “Mouse & Touchpad” screen is not already open. |
## Ubuntu should open the “Mouse & Touchpad” screen of System Settings, to display this prompt, if all of these are true: ## * you are using a PC, or a pocket PC with a non-touch external display in use; ## * no pointing device has been detected; ## * a keyboard ''has'' been detected (so Ubuntu is not [[Keyboard#prompting|prompting you to connect a keyboard]] instead); ## * System Settings is not already the active app; ## * System Settings “Bluetooth” or “Mouse & Touchpad” screen is not already open. |
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| * “Primary button” should be present only if the number of buttons is either unknown or at least two. | For each device: |
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| In the “Touchpad” settings: * “Tap to click” should be present only if the touchpad has a tappable pad. * “Scroll with two fingers” should be present only if the touchpad allows this. |
* '''“Primary button”''' should be present only if the number of buttons is either unknown or at least two. |
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| ''TBD: Add scroll direction as a common setting.'' | * '''“Tap to click”''' should be present only for a touchpad that has a tappable pad. |
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| ''TBD: Split Mouse vs. Touchpad settings to separate screens on the phone.'' | * '''“Scroll with two fingers”''' should be present only if the touchpad allows this. It should contain items “Off”, “Content follows fingers” (the default), and “View follows fingers”. ''TBD: Behavior of remaining items'' ''TBD: scrolling and double-clicking test UI'' |
This is a specification covering settings, notifications, and other UI for mice and touchpads (sometimes called trackpads).
“Mouse & Touchpad” settings
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“Set Up Bluetooth Mouse/Touchpad…” should navigate to the Bluetooth settings.
For each device:
“Primary button” should be present only if the number of buttons is either unknown or at least two.
“Tap to click” should be present only for a touchpad that has a tappable pad.
“Scroll with two fingers” should be present only if the touchpad allows this. It should contain items “Off”, “Content follows fingers” (the default), and “View follows fingers”.
TBD: Behavior of remaining items
TBD: scrolling and double-clicking test UI
Advanced touchpad settings
These are unfinished draft designs. Do not implement.
MouseAndTouchpad (last edited 2016-10-13 14:18:47 by mpt)