Description of problem: gsynaptics-init bombs Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 0.9.13-3.1 How reproducible: Constant Steps to Reproduce: 1. Have an F8 machine with gsynaptics working properly 2. Upgrade to F9 3. Watch gsynaptics fail Actual results: Gsynaptics does not run. when invoking from the command line you see this: # gsynaptics-init --sm-disable ** (gsynaptics-init:3430): WARNING **: Using synclient Unknown parameter CoastingSpeedThreshold The same happens without the --sm-disable. The results of this not running is that you can use the touchpad and scroll with the side-scrollbar, but you can't tap to click things. Expected results: Additional info: From https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gsynaptics/+bug/70525/comments/8: The name of the attribute causing the error is (apparently) CoastingSpeed. Note no "Threshold" or "Threashold" or any other spelling at the end, just "CoastingSpeed". After changing this in gsynaptics.c, it works properly and can save and restore settings with gsynaptics-init. (finally!)
*** Bug 439136 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
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