It seems that some of the touchpad customization options that were available previously have been removed in Fedora 24. In particular, two-finger scrolling is enabled by default, but edge scrolling is not available. Also, tap-to-click is disabled by default. Neither the Mouse Settings app nor Tweak-Tool have options to change those settings. Is there a manual way to set those options with dconf-editor or some other tool?

On Sat, 2016-06-25 at 22:17 -0700, Samuel Sieb wrote: > On 06/24/2016 08:04 PM, Matthew Saltzman wrote: > > It seems that some of the touchpad customization options that > > were > > available previously have been removed in Fedora 24. In > > particular, > > two-finger scrolling is enabled by default, but edge scrolling is > > not > > available. Also, tap-to-click is disabled by default. Neither the > > Mouse > > Settings app nor Tweak-Tool have options to change those > > settings. > > > > Is there a manual way to set those options with dconf-editor or > > some > > other tool? > > > Try "gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.peripherals.touchpad scroll- > method  > 'edge-scrolling'". OK, thanks. I checked and the current settings are the ones I want (and presumably set at some point in the past): scroll-method is 'edge- scrolling' and tap-to-click is true, but that's not how the touchpad is behaving. In dconf-editor, there's a comment next to the scroll-method setting that says "No schema found". Also, the lines for scroll-method and tap- to-click are in bold-face type. I guess that means they are not at their default values. Also, there is a setting for edge-scrolling- enabled, and it is set to true. Also, is there someplace all those settings are documented?