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14.04 - How to enable both Right click and Multi-Touch in ElanTech touchpad?

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I have a Lenovo Z50-70 with elantech touchpad and Ubuntu does not detect multi-touch gestures (E.g. two finger scroll).

If I act according to here I will have multi-touch gestures but right-click button does not work. Also if I act according to here I will have right-click but no multitouch. How can I have them both?

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answered 3 Years ago bewre · Accepted Answer

I fixed the problem by installing Debian Testing version.
Debian Jessie (Testing) includes Linux kernel 3.16 while Ubuntu 14.04 has 3.13. I think this caused to fix the problem: Now I have both right-click and two-finger scroll out-of-the-box right after installation!