Description of problem: On my Thinkpad S1 yoga, the "Reverse scrolling" option does only work until the system is suspended. After waking up, the scrolling direction has been reset. The option is still set in kcm-touchpad, but the scrolling direction will be reset to "traditional" (non-reversed). The following warning is shown: "Active settings don't match saved settings. You currently see saved settings." The saved settings show the option being enabled, while the active settings show it disabled. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): plasma-systemsettings.x86_64 5.13.5-1.fc29 @anaconda kernel.x86_64 4.18.13-300.fc29 @updates-testing How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Open kcm_touchpad, enable reverse vertical scrolling 2. Verify that it works correctly 3. Suspend and wakeup Actual results: 1. Note that vertical scrolling is not reverse anymore 2. Open kcm_touchpad, see that the "active" settings show the option as disabled, while the "saved" settings show it as enabled. 3. Disable, save, enable again, save to enable to option again. Expected results: 1. The option stays enabled and active Additional info: $ kcm-touchpad-list-devices Name: Virtual core pointer Type: unknown Use: Pointer Name: Virtual core keyboard Type: unknown Use: Keyboard Name: Virtual core XTEST pointer Type: unknown Use: Extension Pointer Name: Virtual core XTEST keyboard Type: unknown Use: Extension Keyboard Name: Power Button Type: KEYBOARD Use: Extension Keyboard Name: Video Bus Type: KEYBOARD Use: Extension Keyboard Name: Power Button Type: KEYBOARD Use: Extension Keyboard Name: ELAN Touchscreen Type: TOUCHSCREEN Use: Extension Pointer Name: AT Translated Set 2 keyboard Type: KEYBOARD Use: Extension Keyboard Name: ThinkPad Extra Buttons Type: KEYBOARD Use: Extension Keyboard Name: Synaptics TM2911-001 Type: TOUCHPAD Use: Extension Pointer Name: TPPS/2 IBM TrackPoint Type: MOUSE Use: Extension Pointer
I've also noticed that the setting will reset when plugging in a USB mouse.
Seems like it's an upstream bug in KDE that affects several people: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=398999
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