I believe NC10 is the one of the best netbook in the world, but it has a serious problem of touch pad sensitivity. Y axis is much more sensitive than X axis, so when you draw a circle, you actually see ellipsis. And finally I found the answer.
http://www.voria.org/forum/showthread.php?tid=41&page=1
https://launchpad.net/~voria/+archive/ppa
Let me summarize the steps if you’re lazy as much as me.
1) Add
deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/voria/ppa/ubuntu jaunty main
to your apt sources. Replace jaunty with intrepid if you use it.
2) sudo apt-get install voria-ppa-keyring && sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install dist-upgrade -y
3) sudo reboot
And that’s it!
Note that you should revert xorg.conf change you’ve made if you did. Author of the repository says it may conflicts with the solution.
Now I’m really happy.. Finally my nc10 runs ubuntu gracefully! Ha ha.
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this isnt english..lol can u dumb this down
Posted 03 Jul 2009 at 3:51 pm ¶Nicheol, can you? Even nc10 ubuntu wiki doesn’t have this info, so why don’t you spend your time on providing more useful info for me and others instead of writing not so informative one line comment?
Posted 04 Jul 2009 at 12:02 pm ¶Hi Great to find this info. I’m trying to move away from using windows. When I got my new NC10 I figured it’d be a good time to dump Microsoft for good.
Unfortunately as this is my first foray in to the world of Linux (I still don’t know how to pronounce itQ) I’m struggling a bit.
Could you give a bit more info about how to actually make the changes you’ve outlined above?
How do I add to my apt sources?
What is Jauntie and Intrepid?
Please don’t flame me. I’d appreciate some help.
Posted 21 Nov 2009 at 2:01 am ¶Ok I worked out how to do it myself
In your Ubuntu desktop type thing click on System
Then click on Administrator
Then click on Software Sources
Then go to Other Software type
Then click on Add and then in the dialog box (copy and paste)
deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/voria/ppa/ubuntu jaunty main
Then can’t remember if it updates automaticaly or whether you need to click around a bit for something to update but you then get the touchpad driver downloaded. (you must have a working t’internet connection for it to happen)
and then Shazamm! you get your touchpad working properly (after you’ve restarted the whole system – you know turn it off turn it on again kind of thing)
Although mine still needs a bit of tweeking it seems to be good now!
Balls to Microsoft!
Posted 21 Nov 2009 at 4:14 am ¶Hi Dave, congrats on your success.
NC10 is really a nice netbook. Have a great time!
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