This code should eventually be accepted into the official kernel. Unfortunately however, it does slightly impede normal functionality, pointing does not seem quite as accurate, tapping does not seem quite as sensitive and tapping and dragging/selecting can be quite tricky. Saaros's driver works well for two finger and side scrolling and is fairly straight forward to apply and build. This looks very promising and ReubenBond is committed to developing a driver in the next few weeks. ReubenBond has made contact with a sentelic representative who has provided him with official documentation on putting the device into absolute positioning mode. To have both working you must use one of the following two patches. (In case of problems with the touchpad after resume see Suspend to RAM.) However it seems that two finger tapping and two finger scrolling are incompatible. Since 3.4 this supports scrolling and multi-touch features. The Sentelic Touchpad drivers have been added to the 3.2 kernel, so it should work out of the box by now. Tip: Multifinger taps: Two finger for middle click three fingers for right click.
If higher pressure must be applied to your touchpad in order to function properly, tweak the following properties according to your needs synaptics(4) $ synclient FingerLow=5Īlternatively, edit your /etc/X11//nf Section "InputClass"
(However, using two and three finger touches for right an middle click works fine). There are different versions of the UX31, some have Sentelic and some have Elantec - Touch pads. If you get an error trying to format partitions when installing Arch try adding this line to the kernel parameters (There is probably little/no difference with his 11" little brother, the UX21E) Installation problems This page contains instructions, tips, pointers, and links for installing and configuring Arch Linux on the ASUS Zenbook UX31E Ultrabook. Last update from someone who owns the hardware was in May 2013.
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