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Originally Posted by ClintonB
No, it has done this since installing.
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I think Frank was asking about before you installed Kali/Ubuntu - if so it makes it more likely to be a hardware issue.
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I booted from the live CD and used it before running thr installer from the desktop.
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If you're in a position to try a completely different Live CD (e.g. Fedora, OpenSUSE), that may help verify whether it is indeed a driver issue, by testing whether behaviour changes when different drivers are involved.
You say the keyboard was working under Kali but the trackpad wasn't? Maybe the trackpad is a hardware issue, or maybe those Kali and Ubuntu releases (which are both based on Debian) happen to be using the same trackpad driver.
In addition, you've provided very little in the way of details...
What type of laptop is it? What
specific versions of Kali and Ubuntu are involved? The output of "
inxi -SMz" can provide that.
It would also help to be clearer on when/where the issue occurs - if it's
only when using terminal/lazarus/bluefish it opens the possibility of a software issue (maybe they share a library that has a bug). Does it still occur if you switch to a non-GUI virtual terminal? (i.e. Ctrl-Alt-<fnum>)